Employment Development Department.
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Overview
Senate Bill 1385 makes a technical adjustment to the Employment Development Department’s (EDD) authority over property. Specifically, it clarifies that the EDD has possession and control of all records, papers, offices, equipment, supplies, moneys, appropriations, land, and other property held for the State Department of Benefit Payments. This amendment ensures the EDD’s continued ability to manage resources related to unemployment compensation benefits.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the EDD’s possession and control of property.
- Addresses a provision within Section 301.6 of the Unemployment Insurance Code.
- Relates to property held for the State Department of Benefit Payments.
- Concerns administrative details of the EDD’s operations.
Who is affected
- Employment Development Department
- Unemployment Insurance System Recipients
- State Department of Benefit Payments
Notable changes
- Nonsubstantive amendment to existing law.
- Focuses on clarifying property rights and control.
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