Extends the requirement for OPWDD to notify the Senate, Assembly, and labor organizations of any closures or transfers of state-operated.
This bill amends the mental hygiene law to extend for two years the requirement for the Office of People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) to provide a 90-day notice to the Senate, Assembly, and labor organizations of any closures or transfers of state-operated individualized residential alternatives. This notice is intended to ensure transparency and allow for appropriate responses to changes in services. The extension aims to maintain the current oversight and notification process for these significant changes.
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