1. (a) Each Board shall maintain one or more memoranda of understanding that set out the obligations of the Board and each partner in the operation of the One-Stop Service Delivery Network in the local workforce development area. Each Board shall obtain a general authorization from the CEOs for actions taken under this subsection.

2. (b) Subject to the limitations as referenced in §801.29 of this Chapter, relating to Limitations on Delivery of Services, the required Texas Workforce Center Partners are the entities that administer the following in the local workforce development area:

   1. (1) services authorized under Title I of WIA for adults, dislocated workers and youths;
   2. (2) Food Stamp Employment and Training services;
   3. (3) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families - Choices services;
   4. (4) subsidized child care services;
   5. (5) Welfare-to-Work block grant services;
   6. (6) Wagner-Peyser employment services;
   7. (7) Trade Adjustment Assistance and NAFTA/TAA services;
   8. (8) veterans' employment services;
   9. (9) adult education activities;
   10. (10) National Literacy Act services;
   11. (11) non-certificate postsecondary career and technology training;
   12. (12) Senior Texans Employment Program (STEP) services;
   13. (13) apprenticeship training;
   14. (14) National and Community Services Act;
   15. (15) Project RIO services for ex-offenders; and
   16. (16) Unemployment Insurance.

3. (c) Other entities that provide services of benefit to workforce development, including federal, state, and local programs as well as programs in the private sector, may be voluntary partners in the One-Stop Service Delivery Network if the Board and chief elected official(s) agree on the entity's participation. These entities include, but are not limited to, those that provide:

   1. (1) vocational rehabilitation program services (for example, Texas Rehabilitation Commission, Texas Commission for the Blind);
   2. (2) migrant and seasonal farmworker employment services;
   3. (3) secondary and postsecondary vocational education and training activities;
   4. (4) community services block grant programs;
   5. (5) employment and training services provided through grantees of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development;
   6. (6) Job Corps services for youth; and
   7. (7) Native American programs.

Source Note:The provisions of this §801.27 adopted to be effective May 25, 2000, 25 TexReg 4591.