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We estimate that California will receive over $31 billion in monies that can be u sed to address budget shortfalls and supplement existing state spending and billions more in competitive grants. The recently enacted state 2009-10 budget specifies that if the a mount available to address the state's budgetary problems is less than $10 billion,
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The proposed agreements represent a cost increase for the state under both of these alternate methods. Format:
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We recommend replacing the two systems with an integrated system that serves both state and federal purposes. Under the n ew system, the state would support district reform efforts. Districts would receive different levels of support depending on the severity of their underlying performance problem an d be given short–term funding linked to specific short–term district reform activities.
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In accordance with the reporting language, we focus on Caltrans’ vehicle liability insurance costs in the report, though some of our findings could have implications for vehicle insurance costs for other state departments as well as state liability for other incidents besides vehicle collisions.
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What’s a Mandate—Learning Through Examples explores different types of state laws and regulations and helps you walk through the steps to sort out whether or not they would be a state-reimbursable mandate.
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Format: Failure to Promulgate Regulations Leads to State Laws Not Being Enforced February 20, 2008 - The Legislature relies on departments to promulgate regulations to implement laws. The Department of Public Health is slow to promulgate such regulations and consequently, state la ws are not being enforced or applied consistently across the state.
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Bas ed on the 2007-08 budget plan’s policies, however, the state would once again face operating shortfalls of more than $5 billion in both 2008-09 and 2009-10. This is because many of the solutions enacted in the budget plan are of a one-time nature.
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Format: April 12, 2007 - Presented to Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Subcommittee No. 4 on State Admin., General Govt., Judicial and Transportation Format: April 10, 2007 - Presented to Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 2 on Education Finance.
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Format: 2016 Data on Crime in California October 17, 2017 - Since 1930, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program has collected data on crimes reported to law enforcement agencies throughout the Unite d States.
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