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- Referred to commerce, economic development and small business
- Referred to commerce, economic development and small business
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BILL NUMBER:S3779
Title of bill
An act to amend the economic development law, in relation to establishing the economic development performance review act
Purpose or general idea of bill
economic development program shall mean a program that provides series for the purpose of effecting the economic conditions of the state, provides training or employment services, supports an economic development activity by enhancing the skills of the state's workforce, prepares individuals for employment, improves opportunities for individuals to become employed or promotes the state economy
Summary of specific provisions
each state agency administratively responsible for economic development activities shall prepare a separate plan for each program that such agency administers. Each plan shall include a description of proposed program activities, a description of a mechanism for funding distribution, program objectives, population to be served, institutions eligible to receive funds, and a description of the coordination and linkages between this program and other program activities funded separately.
Justification
a statement on legislative history and intent; a statement of program objectives which identifies outcomes attributable to the program, anticipated performance levels, and indicators of the effectiveness of the program; defined quantitative measures which will be included as part of the performance review report including, but not limited to a description of the targeted population, criteria for participant selection, demographics on participants, measures of program activity, inventory of services provided, and budget information on programs and administrative expenditures including, but not limited to, costs per participant.
Prior legislative history
New Bill
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none
Effective date
this act shall take effect immediately
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