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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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Such a roadmap could help the Legislature establish long-term funding priorities, coordinate investments, and maximize potential benefits by linking new m onies with policy improvements. Format: Proposition 98 Priorities February 21, 2007 - Although K-14 obligations have increased in 2007-08, they have dropped by slightly more than $600 million in 2006-07.
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We recommend the enactment of legislation to guide EPIC and to ens ure that data generated by it is sufficiently linked to the budget development process. Format:
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Implementation of the pickup program would result in increased take-home pay to state employees—due primarily to reduced federal tax liabilities—at no di rect cost to the state. In this report, we examine the fiscal and policy implications of implementing the pickup program.
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In addition, to collect information about program participants’ longer-term outcomes, state agencies often must share and link data with one another. Currently, the state's method for linking data is inefficient and administratively burdensome.
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Format: May 25, 2016 - Presented to: Assembly Health Committee and Senate Health Committee Format: May 24, 2016 - Presented to: Assembly Committee on Business and Professions; Assembly Committee on Health; Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation;Senate Committee on Business, Professions and Economic Development Format: May 24, 2016 - Presented to: Assembly Committee on Business and
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We r ecommend against unallocated budget increases, instead recommending that the Legislature link base increases to a cost-of-living adjustment and any additional increases to specifie d state priorities.
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If more funding is provided, then we recommend the Legislature link the additional funding with explicit enrollment and performance expectations. Format:
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