Ohio SB51 establishes legislative oversight of executive actions related to federal unemployment compensation programs.
Ohio SB51 creates legislative oversight for executive actions concerning voluntary federal unemployment compensation programs. The bill allows the General Assembly to disapprove agreements or orders issued by the governor or the director of job and family services by adopting a concurrent resolution. If such a resolution is adopted, the governor or the director must rescind the agreement or order. This oversight applies to agreements or orders implementing programs created under federal law that increase unemployment benefits.
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