Connecticut SB 311: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT HOME-CARE PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY.
Status: PUBLIC HEARING 0305 (as of 2024-03-01)
State: Connecticut · Session: 2024 · Bill: SB 311
Subjects: Compensation, Continuing care facilities, Health care facilities, Home care program for the elderly, Long term care facilities, Long term care insurance, Medicaid, Relative caregivers, Reports
Bill Text
LCO 1 of 11 General Assembly Substitute Bill No. 311 February Session, 2026 AN ACT CONCERNING DISCONNECTED YOUTH. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1. Subsection (c) of section 4-124w of the 2026 supplement to 1 the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu 2 thereof (Effective July 1, 2026): 3 (c) The Chief Workforce Officer may call upon any office, 4 department, board, commission, public institution of higher education 5 or other agency of the state to supply such reports, information, data 6 and assistance as may be reasonable, necessary and appropriate in order 7 to carry out the Chief Workforce Officer's or the Office of Workforce 8 Strategy's duties and requirements. Each officer or employee of such 9 office, department, board, commission, public institution of higher 10 education or other agency of the state shall furnish such reports, 11 information, data and assistance as requested by the Chief Workforce 12 Officer, to the extent permitted under state and federal law. Any request 13 for data from a participating agency in [P20 WIN] DataLinkCT, 14 established pursuant to section 10a-57g, as amended by this act, shall be 15 submitted through [P20 WIN] DataLinkCT in accordance with the 16 policies and procedures established by [P20 WIN] DataLinkCT. 17 Sec. 2. Subsection (b) of section 10-15o of the 2026 supplement to the 18 general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu 19 Substitute Bill No. 311 LCO 2 of 11 thereof (Effective July 1, 2026): 20 (b) The Office of the Educational Ombudsperson shall: 21 (1) Receive, review and attempt to resolve any complaints from 22 students and students' families, including, but not limited to, attempts 23 to resolve such complaints in collaboration with schools and educators; 24 (2) Compile and analyze data on students and young people, through 25 available data systems, including, but not limited to, the [Connecticut 26 Preschool through Twenty and Workforce Information Network] Data 27 Link Connecticut, established pursuant to section 10a-57g, as amended 28 by this act; 29 (3) Assist employees of local and regional boards of education 30 involved in planning and placement team meetings; 31 (4) Provide information to the public, agencies, legislators and others 32 regarding the issues and concerns of students and make 33 recommendations for resolving such issues and concerns; 34 (5) Analyze and monitor the development and implementation of 35 federal, state and local laws, regulations and policies relating to students 36 and recommend any changes the Educational Ombudsperson deems 37 necessary; 38 (6) Disseminate information concerning the availability of the Office 39 of the Educational Ombudsperson to assist students and families of 40 students, as well as local and regional boards of education with 41 educational resource concerns; 42 (7) On and after July 1, 2027, prioritize the office's efforts on those 43 school districts that have been identified in the study conducted 44 pursuant to section 10-76ooo as disproportionately or over-identifying 45 minority students for special education and related services; and 46 (8) Take any other actions necessary to fulfill the duties of the Office 47 of the Educational Ombudsperson and the Educational Ombudsperson 48 Substitute Bill No. 311 LCO 3 of 11 as set forth in this subsection. 49 Sec. 3. Section 10a-57g of the 2026 supplement to the general statutes 50 is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 51 1, 2026): 52 (a) As used in this section: 53 (1) ["Preschool through Twenty and Workforce Information 54 Network" or "P20 WIN"] "Data Link Connecticut" or "DataLinkCT" 55 means a state integrated data system utilized for the purpose of 56 matching and integrating data of state agencies and other organizations 57 to inform policy and practice for education, workforce and supportive 58 service efforts. 59 (2) "Participating agency" means the Connecticut State Colleges and 60 Universities, Department of Education, Labor Department, the Office of 61 Early Childhood, The University of Connecticut, the Connecticut 62 Conference of Independent Colleges and any entity that has executed 63 an enterprise memorandum of understanding for participation in the 64 [P20 WIN] DataLinkCT and has been approved for participation 65 pursuant to the terms of the enterprise memorandum of understanding. 66 (3) "Enterprise memorandum of understanding" means a 67 foundational multiparty agreement that sets forth the details of how 68 data is shared and the respective legal rights and responsibilities of each 69 party within the data sharing process. 70 (b) There is established a [Preschool through Twenty and Workforce 71 Information Network] Data Link Connecticut. The executive board of 72 the [P20 WIN] DataLinkCT, established pursuant to subsection (d) of 73 this section, shall establish proce
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