Plain English Breakdown
The official bill text contains conflicting or fragmented language regarding who selects public representatives (mentioning both 'nominated annually by the PAC' and 'determined annually by the Department'), so specific selection authority was generalized to avoid error.
Amendment Adding Data Reporting and Updating the Monitoring Board for HB 309
This amendment requires a new data report on training needs every three years starting in 2028 and changes how members are chosen for the Statewide Monitoring Review Board.
What This Bill Does
- Requires collecting and analyzing data to check if more training specialists are needed statewide.
- Mandates submitting findings and recommendations to Education Committees of the General Assembly every 3 years, starting October 1, 2028.
- Requires posting the report on the Department website for public viewing.
- Updates rules for the Statewide Monitoring Review Board (SMRB) composition.
Who It Names or Affects
- The agency responsible for collecting data and running the statewide program
- Education Committees of the General Assembly who receive the reports
- Members serving on or nominated to the Statewide Monitoring Review Board
Terms To Know
- Statewide Monitoring Review Board (SMRB)
- A group with at least 7 members that includes public representatives.
- ASD
- Autism Spectrum Disorder, an educational classification mentioned regarding eligibility for certain board roles.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not specify the exact budget or funding amount for this new data analysis.
- No effective date is listed in the provided source material.