Republican lawmakers continue to question the workings of the nonprofit embraced by First Lady Casey DeSantis, especially donations that ended up in political action committee.

The Florida charity created by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration didn’t keep meeting minutes, had no budget or bylaws, didn’t file its tax returns and asked few questions before steering $10 million in Medicaid money to two dark money groups, the board’s chairperson told a House committee on Tuesday.

Lawmakers are looking at the initiative in the Department of Children and Families while considering creating the Hope Florida office in the governor’s office.