2005 California Unemployment Insurance Code Sections 15070-15073 CHAPTER 7. COORDINATION OF SERVICES AND RESOURCES

15070.  The Legislature recognizes that available funding for a
program of job preparation and training services to economically
disadvantaged persons is severely limited, that other programs
providing employment-related training, educational, support, and
placement services offer additional essential resources to such
persons, and that only with the proper coordination of these
additional resources with the program of services established under
this division, will it be possible to avoid costly duplication and
achieve the objectives and purposes of this division.  Therefore, it
is the intent of the Legislature that the State Department of
Education, State Department of Social Services, the Department of
Rehabilitation, the Chancellor's office of the Community Colleges,
and the employment services components of the Employment Development
Department offer their full  cooperation and assistance to assure
that vocational education programs, and employment services and
supportive social services, including child care services, are,  to
the maximum extent possible, available to support job preparation and
  training services plans operating pursuant to this division.
15071.  To assure compliance with legislative intent regarding the
content and availability of vocational education programs provided by
community colleges, school districts, and regional occupational
centers and programs, each local private industry council shall for
programs provided in the service delivery area, review and comment on
the vocational education courses or programs subject to review
pursuant to Sections 52302.3, 52520, and 78016 of the Education Code.
  The council shall conduct its review prior to the review of the
appropriate governing body as required by Section 52302.3 of the
Education Code and the council shall notify the governing body of its
determinations.
15072.  To assure compliance with legislative intent regarding the
content and availability of employment services provided by the
Employment Development Department, the local elected official or
officials and the private industry council shall, pursuant to the
federal Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended, develop jointly with local
offices of the department operating within the service delivery area
the employment services and training plans prepared pursuant to
Division 3 (commencing with Section 9000).
15073.  To assure compliance with legislative intent regarding the
availability of subsidized child care services provided through
programs administered by the Superintendent of Public Instruction,
each local private industry council shall submit information to the
Superintendent of Public Instruction pursuant to Section 8285.5 of
the Education Code.  The council's comments shall  describe the unmet
child care needs of participants eligible for services under this
division.