Developmental services: data.
- Requires updating client files within 30 days when individuals with developmental disabilities change residences.
- Maintains existing data management requirements to ensure safety and well-being of developmentally disabled persons.
Assembly Member Blanca Rubio's technical amendment to California's developmental services law maintains existing requirements for tracking residential changes among regional center clients with developmental disabilities, while clarifying the statutory language.
The bill preserves the State Department of Developmental Services' obligation to update client master file entries within 30 days when individuals with developmental disabilities placed by regional centers change residences. This data collection requirement supports the department's ability to monitor the locations and living situations of program participants. The amendment makes no substantive changes to current practices or timelines.
As a technical update, the legislation requires no new funding, imposes no additional responsibilities on state agencies or regional centers, and does not alter existing compliance monitoring procedures. The department and regional centers will continue operating under established protocols for maintaining accurate residential data in client files.
 Blanca RubioD Assemblymember | Bill Author |  Not Contacted |
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- Requires updating client files within 30 days when individuals with developmental disabilities change residences.
- Maintains existing data management requirements to ensure safety and well-being of developmentally disabled persons.
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Introduced By
Assembly Member Blanca Rubio's technical amendment to California's developmental services law maintains existing requirements for tracking residential changes among regional center clients with developmental disabilities, while clarifying the statutory language.
The bill preserves the State Department of Developmental Services' obligation to update client master file entries within 30 days when individuals with developmental disabilities placed by regional centers change residences. This data collection requirement supports the department's ability to monitor the locations and living situations of program participants. The amendment makes no substantive changes to current practices or timelines.
As a technical update, the legislation requires no new funding, imposes no additional responsibilities on state agencies or regional centers, and does not alter existing compliance monitoring procedures. The department and regional centers will continue operating under established protocols for maintaining accurate residential data in client files.
Blanca RubioD Assemblymember | Bill Author | Not Contacted |