State Owned Structures (SOS) Child Care Act.
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An act to allow the use of state-owned property for the use of child care for state employees, to require renovations OR new builds of state-owned property to include a child care center OR adult care center, to create a pilot program for use of state-owned property for child care facilities for state employees, to create a pilot program for county grants for third-shift child care for first responders, to require a feasibility study for on-site child care at each north carolina community college and college IN the university of north carolina system, and to establish a workgroup to examine streamlining licensure requirements for physical structures for commercial child care facilities.
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