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PAG LIN 1 1 Amend Senate File 2429, as passed by the Senate, as 1 2 follows: 1 3 #1. Page 3, line 20, by striking the words 1 4 "GOVERNOR'S ALLIANCE ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE" and inserting 1 5 the following: "GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL 1 6 POLICY". 1 7 #2. Page 3, line 22, by striking the words 1 8 "governor's alliance on substance abuse" and inserting 1 9 the following: "governor's office of drug control 1 10 policy". 1 11 #3. Page 4, line 10, by striking the figure 1 12 "1,360,907" and inserting the following: "2,360,907". 1 13 #4. Page 10, by inserting after line 4 the 1 14 following: 1 15 "h. For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2000, 1 16 and ending June 30, 2001, the board of dental 1 17 examiners may retain and expend not more than $133,282 1 18 for the costs of 2.00 additional FTEs from revenues 1 19 generated from the registration of dental assistants 1 20 pursuant to 2000 Iowa Acts, House File 686, as enacted 1 21 by the Seventy-eighth General Assembly, for the 1 22 purposes set forth in House File 686. For the fiscal 1 23 year beginning July 1, 2001, and ending June 30, 2002, 1 24 the board of dental examiners shall include in their 1 25 budget request an amount of funding determined 1 26 necessary to support the ongoing registration of 1 27 dental assistants. Fees retained by the board 1 28 pursuant to this lettered paragraph are appropriated 1 29 to the Iowa department of public health to be used for 1 30 the purposes specified in this lettered paragraph." 1 31 #5. Page 12, line 15, by striking the figure 1 32 "329,313" and inserting the following: "338,634". 1 33 #6. Page 12, line 26, by striking the figure 1 34 "200,769" and inserting the following: "202,869". 1 35 #7. Page 12, line 32, by striking the figure 1 36 "170,472" and inserting the following: "172,272". 1 37 #8. Page 13, line 6, by striking the figure 1 38 "424,064" and inserting the following: "426,464". 1 39 #9. Page 13, line 17, by striking the figure 1 40 "129,375" and inserting the following: "131,175". 1 41 #10. Page 16, line 32, by inserting after the word 1 42 "project." the following: "Funds allocated in this 1 43 subsection shall be utilized pursuant to a plan 1 44 approved by the HAWK-I board." 1 45 #11. Page 17, by inserting after line 5 the 1 46 following: 1 47 "Sec. . CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING PREVENTION 1 48 PROGRAM AND SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAM 1 49 FUNDING. For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2000, 1 50 and ending June 30, 2001, from the tax revenue 2 1 received by the state racing and gaming commission 2 2 pursuant to section 99D.15, subsections 1, 3, and 4, 2 3 an amount equal to three-tenths of one percent of the 2 4 gross sum wagered by the pari-mutuel method is 2 5 appropriated to the Iowa department of public health. 2 6 Of the moneys appropriated pursuant to this section, 2 7 not more than $50,000 shall be used to supplement 2 8 amounts otherwise budgeted for the childhood lead 2 9 poisoning prevention program. Remaining moneys 2 10 appropriated pursuant to this section shall be used 2 11 for costs associated with the child fatality review 2 12 committee provisions under section 135.43, as enacted 2 13 by 2000 Iowa Acts, House File 2377, the expansion of 2 14 the age range for child death case review provisions 2 15 as enacted under 2000 Iowa Acts, House File 2365, and 2 16 the Iowa domestic abuse death review team provisions 2 17 as enacted under 2000 Iowa Acts, House File 2362." 2 18 #12. Page 17, by inserting after line 25 the 2 19 following: 2 20 "Sec. . CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING STUDY AND 2 21 REPORT. 2 22 1. The director of public health, in consultation 2 23 with an ad hoc committee appointed by the director and 2 24 comprised of public health officials, health care 2 25 providers, consumer groups, educators, early childhood 2 26 development specialists, housing officials, property 2 27 owners, real estate interests, representatives from 2 28 the environmental health chapter team of Healthy 2 29 Iowans 2010, and other members deemed appropriate by 2 30 the director, shall conduct a study regarding 2 31 prevention of lead poisoning among children in the 2 32 state. The study shall include, but is not limited 2 33 to, the following: 2 34 a. An assessment of the incidence and prevalence 2 35 of lead poisoning in the state, including the 2 36 determination of any geographic, social, or economic 2 37 patterns or other common characteristics which 2 38 identify vulnerable populations in the state who are 2 39 at-risk of lead poisoning. 2 40 b. An evaluation of the effectiveness of current 2 41 childhood lead screening efforts and voluntary options 2 42 and alternatives to increase lead screening, including 2 43 incorporating lead screening information and efforts 2 44 into ongoing immunization programs and activities. 2 45 The study shall also identify opportunities to 2 46 increase and enhance efforts that focus on preventing 2 47 lead poisoning in children. 2 48 c. A review of current federal, state, and local 2 49 laws, rules and regulatory programs, including 2 50 standards and other requirements associated with 3 1 federal, state, and local housing programs. The 3 2 review shall include an evaluation of options and 3 3 alternatives to encourage the adoption of more uniform 3 4 standards across the state. 3 5 d. An effort to identify additional federal 3 6 funding sources and opportunities to enhance medical 3 7 assistance match dollars to address lead poisoning 3 8 prevention, screening, medical case management, and 3 9 environmental remediation. 3 10 e. An evaluation of the availability and 3 11 effectiveness of current resources, programs, and 3 12 efforts to address lead poisoning in children. 3 13 f. Consideration of the findings and 3 14 recommendations of Healthy Iowans 2010 relating to 3 15 lead poisoned children. 3 16 2. The director shall submit a report of the 3 17 study's recommendations to the governor and the 3 18 general assembly by January 1, 2001, and shall present 3 19 recommendations to a joint meeting of the human 3 20 resources committees of the senate and house of 3 21 representatives during the 2001 legislative session." 3 22 #13. Page 18, by inserting after line 6 the 3 23 following: 3 24 "Sec. 100. Section 232.190, Code 1999, is amended 3 25 to read as follows: 3 26 232.190 COMMUNITY GRANT FUND. 3 27 1. A community grant fund is established in the 3 28 state treasury under the control of the division of 3 29 criminal and juvenile justice planning of the 3 30 department of human rights for the purposes of 3 31 awarding grants under this section. The criminal and 3 32 juvenile justice planning advisory council and the 3 33 juvenile justice advisory council shall assist the 3 34 division in administering grants awarded under this 3 35 section. The departments of education, human 3 36 services, public health, and public safety, and the 3 37 governor's alliance on substance abuse shall advise 3 38 the division on grantapplication and selectionaward 3 39 criteria and performance measures for the programs. 3 40 Not more than five percent of the moneys appropriated 3 41 to the fund shall be used for administrative purposes. 3 42 2.A city, county, or entity organized under3 43chapter 28EAny decategorization governance board 3 44 organized in accordance with section 232.188 may apply 3 45 to the division for a granton a matching basisto 3 46 fund juvenile crime prevention programs that emphasize 3 47 positive youth development.The match may be obtained3 48from private sources, other state programs, or federal3 49programs.The division shall adopt rulesestablishing3 50required matching fund levels that progressively4 1increase as applicants receive a second or subsequent4 2year of consecutive funding through the community4 3grant fund. The division shall not accept an4 4application for a fourth or subsequent consecutive4 5year of funding. However, cities, counties, or4 6entities organized under chapter 28E receiving grants4 7prior to July 1, 1998, may apply and receive funding4 8for an additional two consecutive years beyond June4 930, 1998for awarding of grant moneys, including but 4 10 not limited to data factors and a methodology for use 4 11 in allocating moneys among the decategorization 4 12 projects based upon a project's proportion of the 4 13 state's population of children. 4 14 3. Applications for moneys from the community 4 15 grant fundshall define the geographical boundaries of4 16the site chosen to benefit from the funds from this4 17program andshall demonstrate a collaborative effort 4 18 by all relevant local government and school officials 4 19 and service agencies with authority, responsibilities, 4 20 or other interests within thechosen site4 21 decategorization project area. Proposed plans set 4 22 forth in the applications shall reflectacommunity- 4 23 wide consensus in how to remediate community problems 4 24 related to juvenile crimeand shall describe how the4 25funds from this program will be used in a manner4 26consistent with the human investment strategy of the4 27state as developed pursuant to section 8A.1. Services 4 28 provided under a grant through this program shall be 4 29 comprehensive, preventive, community-based, and shall 4 30 utilize flexible delivery systems and promote youth 4 31 development.The division shall establish a point4 32system for determining eligibility for grants from the4 33fund based upon the nature and breadth of the proposed4 34community juvenile crime prevention plans and the4 35extent to which the proposals include viable plans to4 36sustain the funding and local governance of the4 37proposed juvenile crime prevention services and4 38activities following the proposed grant period.A 4 39 plan for grant moneys under this section shall be a 4 40 part of or be consistent with the annual child welfare 4 41 services plan developed by the governance board of the 4 42 decategorization project area and submitted to the 4 43 department of human services and Iowa empowerment 4 44 board pursuant to section 232.188. 4 45 4. The division shall providepotential applicants4 46for grant moneysdecategorization governance boards 4 47 with information describing comprehensive community 4 48 planning techniques and performance measures for this 4 49 programand. The division shall establish a 4 50 monitoring system for this program that requires 5 1 participatingcities, counties, and entities organized5 2under chapter 28Edecategorization governance boards 5 3 to report information with which to measure program 5 4 performance.The division shall solicit input from5 5cities, counties, and service-providing agencies on5 6the establishment of program performance measures and5 7the structure of the program monitoring system.5 8 Applications for grant moneys shall state specific 5 9 results sought to be obtained by any service or 5 10 activity funded by a grant under this section and 5 11 shall describe how their desired results are related 5 12 to the program's performance measures. 5 13 5. This section is repealed effective June 30, 5 1420002005. The division of criminal and juvenile 5 15 justice planning shall annually submitan annuala 5 16 report to the general assembly by January 15 regarding 5 17 the program's performance measures and the 5 18 effectiveness of the services and activities funded 5 19 under this section." 5 20 #14. Page 18, lines 14 and 15 by striking the 5 21 words "governor's alliance on substance abuse" and 5 22 inserting the following: "governor's office of drug 5 23 control policy". 5 24 #15. Page 19, by inserting after line 7 the 5 25 following: 5 26 "4. Section 100 of this Act, relating to the 5 27 community grant fund, being deemed of immediate 5 28 importance, takes effect upon enactment." 5 29 #16. Title page, lines 4 and 5, by striking the 5 30 words "governor's alliance on substance abuse" and 5 31 inserting the following: "governor's office of drug 5 32 control policy". 5 33 #17. By renumbering, relettering, or redesignating 5 34 and correcting internal references as necessary. 5 35 SF 2429H 5 36 rn/jg/25
Text: S05414 Text: S05416 Text: S05400 - S05499 Text: S Index Bills and Amendments: General Index Bill History: General Index
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