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GA SR1552
Resolution
Status
Introduced
4/29/2010
Primary Sponsor
Jack Hill
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AI Summary
- Creates the Senate Quality in Early Care and Learning Study Committee, composed of five Senate members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor, who also designates the chairperson
- Approximately 360,000 children in Georgia receive out-of-home child care each day, with many spending up to 12 hours daily in these facilities while parents work or attend school
- The committee is charged with studying conditions, needs, issues, and problems related to early childhood care quality and recommending any necessary action or legislation
- The committee may consult experts in early childhood development, child care associations, child care providers, and members of the business community to explore the issues
- Committee members may receive legislative allowances for no more than three days unless additional days are authorized; the committee must report findings and recommendations by December 31, 2010, at which point it stands abolished
Legislative Description
Senate Quality in Early Care and Learning Study Committee; create
Last Action
Senate Read and Referred
4/29/2010
Committee Referrals
Education and Youth4/29/2010
Full Bill Text
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