EXAM 2: State And Local Policies Flashcards
What does federal policy adoption at the state level look like
Delivering services and implementing policy usually happens at the state level
What are 5 examples of how states deliver services and implement policy
States receive funds to administer SNAP
States determine form and function of local health agencies
States select and appoint local health personnel
States identify local health problems
States guarantee a minimum of essential health services
State policy: what is PA’s legislation on surplus food
Agricultural Surplus System
What does the agricultural surplus system do
Provides for the establishment of a system linking the agricultural community with the food assistance network for the purpose of acquiring surplus agricultural products and distibuting these products to residents challenged by hunger and food insecurity
Requires the Department of Agriculture to develop and operate a system with incentives for the food industry to donate, sell or otherwise provide food products to charitable organizations
What does PA state senate look like
50 seats
4 year term length
Majority republican
What does PA House of Representatives look like
203 seats
Length of term -> 2 years
Majority Republican
Example of local policy in Penn state
Sale or service of food and/or beverages at any function or program open to the public by other than authorized university is prohibited
Pepsi