HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(IV)  OFFICE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH;

(V)  FIRE MARSHAL;

(VI)  LOCAL BUILDING INSPECTION UNIT;

(VII)  LOCAL ZONING UNITS;

(VIII)  PROVIDER ASSOCIATIONS; AND

(IX)  CHILD ADVOCACY GROUPS.
(C) THE ADVISORY WORKGROUP SHALL:

(1)  REVIEW ISSUES AND PROBLEMS RELATING TO
OUT-OF-HOME CARE OF CHILDREN AND SUGGEST PRIORITIES FOR
CONSIDERATION BY THE INTERAGENCY CHILD CARE COUNCIL;

(2)  IDENTIFY INTERDEPARTMENTAL ISSUES OF IMPORTANCE
TO PROVIDERS AND USERS WHICH SHOULD BE ADDRESSED BY THE COUNCIL;

(3)  REVIEW PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MATERIALS FOR APPLICABILITY AND USEFULNESS; AND

(4)  AFTER REVIEWING PROPOSED POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
DEVELOPED BY THE COUNCIL, TRANSMIT RECOMMENDATIONS AND COMMENTS
TO THE COUNCIL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT.

9-1305.

UNLESS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REESTABLISHES THE COUNCIL AND
THE ADVlSORY WORKGROUP BY STATUTE, THE COUNCIL AND THE ADVISORY
WORKGROUP TERMINATE ON JULY 1, 1991.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1986.

Approved April 29, 1986.

CHAPTER 115

(House Bill 958)

AN ACT concerning

State Employees - Group Day Care Centers in State
State-Occupied Buildings

FOR the purpose of authorizing the Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene, after a review of the need for child care
services for certain State employees, to establish group day