House Amendment 8276
PAG LIN
1 1 Amend the amendment, S=5072, to Senate File 2088,
1 2 as amended, passed, and reprinted by the Senate, as
1 3 follows:
1 4 #1. By striking page 1, line 3, through page 22,
1 5 line 31, and inserting:
1 6 <___. Page 1, after line 31 by inserting:
1 7 <Oe. Network services, including equipment and
1 8 software which support local area networks, campus
1 9 area networks, wide area networks, and metro area
1 10 networks. Network services also include data network
1 11 services such as routers, switches, firewalls, virtual
1 12 private networks, intrusion detection systems, access
1 13 control, internet protocol load balancers, event
1 14 logging and correlation, and content caching. Network
1 15 services do not include services provided by the Iowa
1 16 communications network pursuant to chapter 8D or by
1 17 the public broadcasting division of the department of
1 18 education.>
1 19 ___. Page 2, line 25, after <appointment.> by
1 20 inserting <The chief information officer position is
1 21 attached to the department of management.>
1 22 ___. Page 3, line 19, after <acquisition> by
1 23 inserting <, utilization, or provision>
1 24 ___. Page 3, line 27, after <Whether the> by
1 25 inserting <failure to grant a>
1 26 ___. Page 4, after line 12 by inserting:
1 27 <(7) Whether the failure to grant a waiver would
1 28 jeopardize federal funding.>
1 29 ___. Page 4, after line 30 by inserting:
1 30 <d. A participating agency may appeal the decision
1 31 of the chief information officer to the director within
1 32 seven calendar days following the decision of the chief
1 33 information officer. The director, after consultation
1 34 with the technology advisory council, shall respond
1 35 within fourteen days following the receipt of the
1 36 appeal.>
1 37 ___. Page 4, after line 30 by inserting:
1 38 <e. The department of public defense, including
1 39 both the military division and the homeland security
1 40 and emergency management division, shall not be
1 41 required to obtain any information technology services
1 42 pursuant to this subchapter for the department of
1 43 public defense or its divisions that is provided by the
1 44 department pursuant to this chapter without the consent
1 45 of the adjutant general.>
1 46 ___. Page 7, line 10, by striking <or other
1 47 agencies>
1 48 ___. Page 7, after line 25 by inserting:
1 49 <g. Encourage participating agencies to utilize
1 50 a print on demand strategy to reduce publication
2 1 overruns, excessive inventory, and obsolete printed
2 2 materials. >>
2 3 #2. Page 22, after line 46 by inserting:
2 4 <___. Page 35, line 29, after <agencies> by
2 5 inserting <, except the department of public safety,>>
2 6 #3. Page 30, after line 3 by inserting:
2 7 <Sec. ___. EFFECTIVE UPON ENACTMENT. This division
2 8 of this Act, being deemed of immediate importance,
2 9 takes effect upon enactment. >>
2 10 #4. Page 36, line 4, after <state.> by inserting <A
2 11 member of the state board shall not be a provider of
2 12 services or other entity receiving funding through the
2 13 early childhood Iowa initiative or be employed by such
2 14 a provider or other entity.>
2 15 #5. Page 37, line 30, by striking <and data> and
2 16 inserting <and data reporting requirements, applicable
2 17 statewide,>
2 18 #6. Page 37, by striking lines 32 and 33 and
2 19 inserting <boards. The data from common performance
2 20 measures and other data shall be posted on the early
2 21 childhood Iowa internet site and disseminated by other
2 22 means and shall also be aggregated to provide statewide
2 23 information.>
2 24 #7. Page 38, line 8, by striking <If> and inserting
2 25 <Subject to the funding requirements and other
2 26 requirements established in law, if>
2 27 #8. Page 38, line 9, by striking <shall> and
2 28 inserting <may>
2 29 #9. Page 38, line 11, by striking <may> and
2 30 inserting <shall>
2 31 #10. Page 39, lines 6 and 7, by striking
2 32 <coordination center> and inserting <Iowa office>
2 33 #11. Page 39, line 13, by striking <Adopt> and
2 34 inserting <Except for the fiscal oversight measures to
2 35 be adopted by the department, adopt>
2 36 #12. Page 39, line 33, by striking <measurer> and
2 37 inserting <measures>
2 38 #13. Page 39, line 44, by striking <center> and
2 39 inserting <staff>
2 40 #14. By striking page 39, line 45, through page 40,
2 41 line 18, and inserting:
2 42 <1. The department shall provide administrative
2 43 support for implementation of the early childhood Iowa
2 44 initiative and for the state board. The department
2 45 shall adopt rules in consultation with the state board
2 46 to provide fiscal oversight of the initiative. The
2 47 fiscal oversight measures adopted shall include but are
2 48 not limited to all of the following:
2 49 a. Reporting and other requirements to address the
2 50 financial activities employed by area boards.
3 1 b. Regular audits and other requirements of fiscal
3 2 agents for area boards.
3 3 c. Requirements for area boards to undertake
3 4 and report on fiscal and performance reviews of the
3 5 programs, contracts, services, and other functions
3 6 funded by the area boards.
3 7 2. An early childhood Iowa office is established in
3 8 the department to provide leadership for facilitation,
3 9 communication, and coordination for the early childhood
3 10 Iowa initiative activities and funding and for
3 11 improvement of the early care, education, health,
3 12 and human services systems. An administrator for the
3 13 early childhood Iowa office shall be appointed by the
3 14 director of the department. Other staff may also be
3 15 designated, subject to appropriation made for this
3 16 purpose.>
3 17 #15. Page 40, line 22, by striking <center> and
3 18 inserting <office>
3 19 #16. Page 40, line 26, by striking <center> and
3 20 inserting <office>
3 21 #17. Page 40, line 28, by striking <center> and
3 22 inserting <office>
3 23 #18. Page 41, line 8, by striking <center> and
3 24 inserting <office>
3 25 #19. Page 42, line 2, by striking <A majority of
3 26 the> and inserting <The>
3 27 #20. Page 42, by striking lines 41 through 44 and
3 28 inserting:
3 29 <a. Designate a public agency of this state, as
3 30 defined in section 28E.2, a community action agency
3 31 as defined in section 216A.91, an area education
3 32 agency established under section 273.2, or a nonprofit
3 33 corporation, to be the fiscal agent for grant moneys
3 34 and for other moneys administered by the area board.>
3 35 #21. Page 44, line 48, after <visitation.> by
3 36 inserting <Of the funding from all sources that an area
3 37 board designates for family support programs, at least
3 38 sixty percent shall be committed to programs with a
3 39 home visitation component.>
3 40 #22. Page 45, line 20, by striking <may request> and
3 41 inserting <shall require>
3 42 #23. Page 45, lines 38 and 39, by striking <evaluate
3 43 the funding flexibility> and inserting <funding
3 44 amounts>
3 45 #24. Page 45, line 43, by striking <Experience or
3 46 other evidence> and inserting <Evidence>
3 47 #25. Page 46, line 29, after <use.> by inserting
3 48 <The information shall include data from the indicators
3 49 of success and performance measures adopted by the
3 50 state board and fiscal information and other data
4 1 developed by the department.>
4 2 #26. Page 47, line 6, after <account> by inserting
4 3 <are appropriated to and>
4 4 #27. Page 47, line 11, by striking <five> and
4 5 inserting <three>
4 6 #28. Page 47, line 16, by striking <management> and
4 7 inserting <human services>
4 8 #29. Page 47, by striking lines 17 through 19 and
4 9 inserting <credited to the account are appropriated to
4 10 and shall be distributed by the department of human
4 11 services>
4 12 #30. Page 47, line 40, by striking <early childhood
4 13 coordination center> and inserting <department of human
4 14 services>
4 15 #31. Page 48, after line 25 by inserting:
4 16 <Sec. ___. NEW SECTION. 256I.12 Early childhood
4 17 stakeholders alliance.
4 18 1. Alliance created. An early childhood
4 19 stakeholders alliance is created to support the
4 20 state board in addressing the early care, health,
4 21 and education systems that affect children ages zero
4 22 through five in Iowa.
4 23 2. Purpose. The purpose of the early childhood
4 24 stakeholders alliance is to oversee and provide broad
4 25 input into the development of a high quality Iowa early
4 26 childhood system that meets the needs of children zero
4 27 through age five and their families and integrates
4 28 the early care, health, and education systems. The
4 29 alliance shall advise the governor, general assembly,
4 30 state board, and other public and private policy bodies
4 31 and service providers in coordinating activities
4 32 throughout the state to fulfill its purpose.
4 33 3. Vision statement. All system development
4 34 activities addressed by the early childhood
4 35 stakeholders alliance shall be aligned around the
4 36 following vision statement for the children of
4 37 Iowa: "Every child, beginning at birth, will be
4 38 healthy and successful."
4 39 4. Membership. The early childhood stakeholders
4 40 alliance membership shall include a representative
4 41 of any organization that touches the lives of young
4 42 children in the state zero through age five, has
4 43 endorsed the purpose and vision statement for the
4 44 alliance, has endorsed the guiding principles adopted
4 45 by the alliance for the early childhood system, and
4 46 has formally asked to be a member and remains actively
4 47 engaged in alliance activities. The alliance shall
4 48 work to ensure there is geographic, cultural, and
4 49 ethnic diversity among the membership.
4 50 5. Procedure. Except as otherwise provided by
5 1 law, the early childhood stakeholders alliance shall
5 2 determine its own rules of procedure and operating
5 3 provisions.
5 4 6. Steering committee. The early childhood
5 5 stakeholders alliance shall operate with a steering
5 6 committee to organize, manage, and coordinate the
5 7 activities of the alliance and its component groups.
5 8 The steering committee may act on behalf of the
5 9 alliance as necessary. The steering committee
5 10 membership shall consist of the co=chairpersons of
5 11 the alliance's component groups, the administrator of
5 12 the early childhood Iowa office, and other leaders
5 13 designated by the alliance.
5 14 7. Component groups. The early childhood
5 15 stakeholders alliance shall maintain component groups
5 16 to address the key components of the Iowa early
5 17 childhood system. Each component group shall have one
5 18 private and one public agency co=chairperson. The
5 19 alliance may change the component groups as deemed
5 20 necessary by the alliance. Initially, there shall be a
5 21 component group for each of the following:
5 22 a. Governance planning and administration.
5 23 b. Professional development.
5 24 c. Public engagement.
5 25 d. Quality services and programs.
5 26 e. Resources and funding.
5 27 f. Results accountability.
5 28 8. Duties. The early childhood stakeholders
5 29 alliance duties shall include but are not limited to
5 30 all of the following regarding the Iowa early childhood
5 31 system:
5 32 a. Coordinate with the early childhood Iowa state
5 33 board.
5 34 b. Serve as the state advisory council required
5 35 under the federal Improving Head Start for School
5 36 Readiness Act of 2007, Pub. L. No. 110=134, as
5 37 designated by the governor.
5 38 9. Staffing. Staff support for the early childhood
5 39 stakeholders alliance shall be provided by the
5 40 department.>
5 41 #32. By striking page 49, line 34, through page 53,
5 42 line 14.
5 43 #33. Page 53, line 38, by striking <coordination
5 44 center> and inserting <Iowa office>
5 45 #34. Page 54, line 32, by striking <coordination
5 46 center> and inserting <Iowa office>
5 47 #35. Page 55, lines 14 and 15, by striking
5 48 <coordination center> and inserting <Iowa office>
5 49 #36. Page 56, line 41, by striking <coordination
5 50 center> and inserting <Iowa office>
6 1 #37. Page 56, line 48, by striking <coordination
6 2 center> and inserting <Iowa office>
6 3 #38. Page 57, line 28, by striking <Chapter> and
6 4 inserting:
6 5 <1. Sections 135.173 and 135.174, Code 2009, are
6 6 repealed.
6 7 2. Chapter>
6 8 #39. Page 58, after line 15 by inserting:
6 9 <4. The department of management and the early
6 10 childhood Iowa board shall implement requirements
6 11 for school ready children grant funds or other state,
6 12 federal, or other funds in possession of a community
6 13 empowerment area remaining unobligated or unexpended to
6 14 be remitted to the successor early childhood Iowa area
6 15 board designated to serve that area. The requirements
6 16 shall include measures to ensure there is continuity
6 17 of services in the transition from the community
6 18 empowerment initiative to the early childhood Iowa
6 19 initiative.>
6 20 #40. By striking page 58, line 19, through page 59,
6 21 line 42, and inserting:
6 22 <Sec. ___. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION == COMMUNITY
6 23 COLLEGE ACCREDITATION RECOMMENDATIONS IMPLEMENTATION
6 24 REVIEW. The department of education shall review and
6 25 evaluate the implementation of the recommendations
6 26 submitted on January 22, 2010, by the community college
6 27 accreditation advisory committee in its final report to
6 28 the general assembly. The department shall submit its
6 29 findings and recommendations to the general assembly on
6 30 or before December 31, 2010.
6 31 Sec. ___. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION == COMMUNITY
6 32 COLLEGE ACCREDITATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE ==
6 33 INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS STUDY. The department of education
6 34 shall convene a working group, whose members shall
6 35 include at a minimum the members of the community
6 36 college accreditation advisory committee and the
6 37 community college faculty advisory committee. The
6 38 working group shall solicit comments from each of the
6 39 community college quality faculty committees. The
6 40 working group shall study the maximum academic credit
6 41 hour per school term workload appropriate for an
6 42 instructor beyond the standard workload. The working
6 43 group shall submit its findings and recommendations to
6 44 the state board of education and the general assembly
6 45 on or before December 31, 2010.
6 46 Sec. ___. COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC WORKLOAD
6 47 EXCEPTION == FISCAL YEAR 2010=2011. Notwithstanding
6 48 section 260C.48, subsection 2, a faculty member who
6 49 has in previous fiscal years exceeded the eighteen
6 50 credit hour standard set pursuant to section 260C.48,
7 1 subsection 2, may continue to exceed the eighteen
7 2 credit hour workload standard for the 2010=2011 fiscal
7 3 year if the faculty member elects to teach beyond the
7 4 eighteen credit hour workload standard.>
7 5 #41. Page 90, after line 30 by inserting:
7 6 <___. Page 251, line 6, by striking <October> and
7 7 inserting <July>
7 8 ___. Page 251, line 6, after <and> by inserting <by
7 9 January 1, 2011,>
7 10 ___. Page 251, after line 10 by inserting:
7 11 <Sec. ___. EFFECTIVE UPON ENACTMENT. The section
7 12 of this division of this Act concerning correctional
7 13 facility closure, being deemed of immediate importance,
7 14 takes effect upon enactment. >>
7 15 #42. By renumbering as necessary.
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