California AB2006 mandates the establishment of daycare centers in state-owned office buildings to provide childcare for state employees and the.
California AB2006 requires the Director of General Services to establish daycare centers in state-owned office buildings. These centers must be available to state employees and community members, with priority given to those living near the buildings. The Director of General Services sets the terms and conditions, including the cost, which may be based on the actual cost to the state, the average cost of state-owned space, or the statewide average cost of state-owned space.
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