Section 2600.60 Governor's Coordination and Special Services Plan
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 56 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT › CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY › Part 2600 SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM AND STATE RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 2600.60 Governor's Coordination and Special Services Plan
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Section 2600
Section 2600.60 Governor's
Coordination and Special Services Plan
Pursuant to Section 121 of the
Act, the Department shall periodically submit to the Secretary a Governor's Coordination
and Special Services Plan. Pursuant to 20 CFR 627.2 (1983) the plan shall be
submitted to the Secretary in a form and by a date established by the
Secretary.
a) Plan Development – Pursuant to Section 122(b) of the Act, the
Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council shall recommend a Governor's
Coordination and Special Services Plan to the Governor. The Department shall
designate a meeting of Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council to serve as
the public hearing at which time all interested parties may present their
comments on the plan. Such public hearings shall be held in conjunction with
the regular meeting provided that there is prior public notice of the meeting
at least ten (10) business days in advance of the meeting at which the public hearing
is to be held and that the public hearing notice clearly indicates the subjects
to the addressed at the hearing and this regular meeting of the IJTCC, will be
the public hearing on the Governors Coordination and Special Services Plan.
The
Department or the IJTCC shall hold public hearings regarding the Governor's
Coordination and Special Services Plan,
pursuant to Section 46.49 of the
Civil Administrative Code of Illinois (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 127, par.
46.49 as added by P.A. 83-1472)
prior to submission of the plan to the
General Assembly for review and comment and to the Governor for approval
pursuant to Section 122(a)(7) of the Act. Pursuant to Section 4 of Public Act
83-1288, effective August 31, 1984 (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 48, par. 2104),
the
plan shall be submitted to the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House
of Representatives, or their designees, for review and comment by the Illinois
General Assembly.
The Department on behalf of the Governor, shall submit
the plan to the Secretary for approval
Act. Pursuant to Section 4 of Public Act
83-1288, effective August 31, 1984 (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 48, par. 2104),
the
plan shall be submitted to the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House
of Representatives, or their designees, for review and comment by the Illinois
General Assembly.
The Department on behalf of the Governor, shall submit
the plan to the Secretary for approval. The Secretary shall review and approve
or disapprove the plan in accordance with the criteria and procedures specified
in 20 CFR 627.2(b) (1983).
b) Plan Content – Plan content is specified in guidelines issued
on an irregular schedule by the Secretary. At a minimum the plan shall contain
the following informational items per Section 121 of the Act:
1) the Governor's statement of goals and objectives for job
training programs;
2) criteria for coordinating activities under the Act with other
State and local programs;
3) State oversight and support activities;
4) priorities and criteria for State incentive grants authorized
under Section 202(b)(3) of the Act;
5) performance goals for State supported programs authorized under
Sections 202(b) and 301(b) of the Act; and,
6) adjustments made in the performance standards and the factors
that are used in making the adjustments.
c) Coordination of Federal, State and Local Programs – Pursuant
to Section 141(n) of the Act, the Department or its grantees shall notify and
consult with the appropriate Private Industry Councils and chief elected
officials concerning any activity funded through programs authorized under
Section 202(b) of the Act in the Service Delivery Area. In addition, affected
labor organizations shall be consulted.
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