Mont. Code Ann. § 53-2-1201
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53-2-1201 Legislative findings and intent
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53-2-1201 . Legislative findings and intent. (1) The legislature finds and declares that:
(a) many Montanans need access to information and high quality services in order to manage their careers; and
(b) Montana businesses need skilled workers.
(2) It is the intent of the legislature to establish and continually improve a workforce development system that:
(a) streamlines services through better integration in a one-stop delivery system;
(b) empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their careers and career preparation;
(c) provides for universal access;
(d) calls for increased accountability through a series of performance indicators and consumer reports;
(e) focuses on promoting personal responsibility; and
(f) efficiently provides services to guarantee maximum impacts.
(a) many Montanans need access to information and high quality services in order to manage their careers; and
(b) Montana businesses need skilled workers.
(2) It is the intent of the legislature to establish and continually improve a workforce development system that:
(a) streamlines services through better integration in a one-stop delivery system;
(b) empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their careers and career preparation;
(c) provides for universal access;
(d) calls for increased accountability through a series of performance indicators and consumer reports;
(e) focuses on promoting personal responsibility; and
(f) efficiently provides services to guarantee maximum impacts.
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