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2001 Budget Analysis Department of the Youth Authority (5460)
The Youth Authority adopted a process for generating a response to the TAP recommendations that included the following steps.
First, it held an executive level meeting and assigned each recommendation to a staff person best situated to prepare a response.
These staff are currently preparing position papers responding to the recommendation which include background on the underlying
issue, their assessment of the content of the recommendation, and a proposed departmental action plan based on their analysis. The
Director and executive staff are reviewing these responses as they are completed. Once they reach consensus on the content of the
responses they are forwarding those reports to YACA for review. At the time this analysis was prepared, the department had
submitted one group of responses and was planning to continue to send these reports as they were completed.
Budget Proposals Address Many Mental Health Concerns Raised in TAP 
The Governor's budget proposes a number of new initiatives that would improve mental health services for wards in institutions and
move the department in the directions recommended by the TAP. The new proposals include:

$1.1 million to establish a 50-bed sex offender treatment unit at the N.A. Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility in Stockton.
$3 million to establish 75 additional mental health treatment beds at the Preston Youth Correctional Facility.
$180,000 to develop a contract-based pilot program for institutional substance abuse treatment.

In addition to these new programs, the budget includes funds for two one-time assessments that address TAP recommendations.
One would review current best practices in mental health treatment for juvenile offenders with recommendations for the Youth
Authority to improve its existing services. The other would support a quality assessment for health and mental health care service
delivery in the institutions.
LAO Recommendations 
Department Should Report on Its Proposed Response to TAP 
We recommend that the department advise the Legislature during budget hearings on the status of its responses to the
Technical Assistance Plan, and highlight any areas where resources are needed to implement recommended changes
during 2001-02. 
By the time budget subcommittee hearings are underway, the department should have made some important decisions about what
actions to take with regard to the TAP recommendations. We recommend that the Legislature carefully monitor this process to
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2001 Budget Analysis Department of the Youth Authority (5460)
assess whether, and to what extent, the department is understaffed. We concur that based on these disparities, the department
would benefit by conducting an analysis to determine minimum staffing levels.
Revising Disciplinary Policy Recommendations 
Restructure the Current Policy to Include More Graduated Sanctions. Prior to convening the IOQA process, the Youth
Authority was the subject of a number of unfavorable press stories, most of which involved questionable disciplinary policies within
its institutions. As a result, disciplinary policies were an important focal point of the IOQA process. The TAP recommends that the
Director of the Youth Authority develop policies and procedures for discipline administration to include:

The personnel authorized to impose disciplinary sanctions.
Definitions of minor and major violations, including an identification of which levels of violations must be reported to theYOPB.
Due process requirements.
Distinctions in the levels of punishment, documentation, and review that are appropriate for minor and major violations.

The TAP placed particular emphasis on insuring that the disciplinary system provide a continuum of graduated sanctions appropriate
to each level of violation.
Disciplinary Segregation Issues. Two specific areas of concern regarding disciplinary policies discussed within the TAP were
the use of disciplinary segregation and the use of "special program areas." Disciplinary segregation, often referred to as "lockdown,"
involves the placement of a ward in a locked single room, typically for the majority of the day (often 23 hours in a 24 hour period).
The work group agreed that the use of this sanction requires some kind of due process review within 24 hours of its use. Currently,
it appears that as many as 30 days can pass without any formal review. Special program areas, described as "cages" in the TAP
report, are small areas surrounded by chain link fencing where wards in disciplinary segregation receive their programming services,
such as education and counseling, and recreation. While the work group was unable to reach a consensus that these devices should
be eliminated, it recommended that the Youth Authority immediately convene a committee to examine safe alternatives to these
caged areas for indoor and outdoor programming.
Providing Adequate Medical and Mental Health Services 
Insure Appropriate Training for Clinical Health Care Staff.
2001 Budget Analysis Department of the Youth Authority (5460)
During the budget process last year, the Legislature augmented the Youth Authority's budget for mental health, sex
offender, and substance abuse treatment services; and additional staff to manage the ward grievance process. These augmentations
were vetoed by the Governor. In his veto message, the Governor indicated that while he supported the underlying objectives behind
the augmentations, he was not certain that they were well focused to the actual needs of the Youth Authority. The Governor,
therefore, expressed his willingness to consider future proposals to address these issues.
Budget Proposals. The Governor's budget proposes a number of new programs, positions, and activities consistent with last
year's legislative priorities for the Youth Authority budget. These proposals cover specialized treatment for sex offenders, mentally ill
wards, wards with substance abuse problems, as well as a proposal to improve the ward grievance system. Figure 4 highlights the
budget proposals and compares them with last year's legislative augmentations which were subsequently vetoed. Each budget
proposal is also discussed in greater detail below. Generally, the Governor's proposals are more modest than the extensive reforms
that the Legislature amended into last year's budget bill.

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 Governor's Budget Proposals
Versus 2000-01 Legislative Augmentations 
 
 Legislative Augmentations
 To 2000-01 Budget Bill
Vetoed by Governor
 Governor's 2001-02
Budget Proposals
 Sex Offender
Treatment 
 $1.1 million partial-year
funding to begin phase-in of (a)
767 treatment slots, and (b) a
120 day minimum community
based aftercare program.
 $2.8 million to (a) create a
50-bed specialized treatment
unit and (b) establish 35
transitional aftercare beds.
 Mental Health
Treatment 
 $688,000 partial-year funding
to phase-in (a) 1000 mental
health treatment slots and (b)
community based aftercare.
 $3.9 million to (a) add 75
specialized counseling beds,
(b) provide aftercare
counseling for 325 parolees,
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(3) Information about how parents were notified pursuant to subdivision (b) of Section 69996.3.(4) The
	number of parents or legal guardians who engage with KIDS Accounts by verifying receipt of information provided to them pursuant to paragraph (2) of subdivision (b) of Section 69996.3, establishing separate accounts pursuant to Article 19 (commencing with Section 69980), or engaging with KIDS Accounts by other means approved by the board.(5) A description of the board’s efforts and success in soliciting philanthropic or nonstate money to support the program.(6) A description of the board’s marketing of the program.(7) The rate of investment return earned by the money authorized by this article in the previous five fiscal years.(8) To the
	extent that information is available and can be disclosed without providing any opportunity to associate the information with particular individuals, the board shall include information on the ethnicity, gender, and family income of account recipients.(9) Recommendations for improving the program.SEC. 54. Section 69996.7 is added to the Education Code, immediately following Section 69996.6, to read:69996.7. (a) Funds appropriated pursuant to Schedule 1 of Item 0954-162-8506 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2021 shall be used to support program enhanced deposits and to establish KIDS Accounts for eligible children who do not already have a KIDS Account established. For the 2021–22 fiscal year, funds appropriated pursuant to Provision 2 of Item 0954-101-0001 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2021 shall be used to support program enhanced deposits and to establish KIDS Accounts for eligible children that are ineligible to receive funds appropriated pursuant to Schedule 1 of Item 0954-162-8506 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2021. Commencing with the 2022–23 fiscal year, funds appropriated pursuant to Provision 2 of Item 0954-101-0001 of Section 2.00 of the annual Budget Act shall be used to support
	program enhanced deposits and to establish KIDS Accounts for eligible children who do not already have a KIDS Account established.
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