Establishes the caseload forecast council to predict numbers of individuals needing various services.
The bill creates the caseload forecast council to forecast numbers of individuals needing services such as supported living, foster care, and adult protective services. The council will also estimate eligibility for programs like the working families' tax credit and the Washington college bound scholarship program. Members serve without compensation but are reimbursed for travel expenses. The council employs a supervisor to oversee caseload forecasts, which require approval by at least five members.
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