CT SB00840

Adds educational activities as a qualifying criterion for benefit extensions under the Jobs First temporary family assistance program, allowing adults actively engaged in adult basic education, vocational education, skills training, or subsidized employment to qualify for extended benefits.

Modifies section 17b-112(c) to permit the Commissioner of Social Services to grant subsequent six-month extensions to families meeting specific criteria, including participation in approved educational or employment activities.

Removes section 17b-112j from the list of statutes for which state agencies and officials have liability protection under section 4-165c.

Repeals section 17b-112j of the general statutes entirely.

All provisions take effect July 1, 2011.