Establishes the Children's Advocacy Commission to coordinate and streamline services for children in Mississippi.
The bill creates the Children's Advocacy Commission to coordinate and streamline state efforts to provide services to children in Mississippi. The commission will assess the effectiveness of programs and services, determine the feasibility of merging, continuing, or discontinuing programs, and create resource maps of federal and state funding sources. The commission will also report to the governor and certain legislative committees. Agencies, departments, institutions, and political subdivisions must provide itemized lists of programs and services to the John C.
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