California § 11495.17 - During the annual budget process, the department shall update the Legislature at
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§ 11495.17. During the annual budget process, the department shall update the Legislature at
During the annual budget process, the department shall update the Legislature at hearings regarding the number of CalWORKs recipients, aggregated by county, who have been identified as potential victims of domestic abuse during the online CalWORKs appraisal process, and the number of CalWORKs recipients who have been identified as survivors of nondomestic stalking, sexual abuse, and sexual harassment. The report shall also include a summary of actions taken by the department to address the specific and unique needs of survivors of abuse.
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