Pennsylvania Title 23, Section 6384, establishes a legislative oversight process where designated Senate and House committees review the administration of domestic relations programs. The review aims to ensure effective program delivery, cost-efficiency, confidentiality, and accountability at both state and local levels. Additionally, Section 6385 mandates funding reimbursements to county agencies for reasonable and allowable services under this chapter.
It aims to review how domestic relations programs are administered, ensure they meet their goals, maintain confidentiality, and hold program administrators accountable.
Designated committees from the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives conduct the oversight, either jointly or separately.
Yes, the department certifies funds sufficient to meet the costs of services, based on needs and allowable expenses.
The funding provisions were added in 1994 and became effective on July 1, 1995.