(1) The designated state agency and state level fiscal agent for Title I of the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act shall provide customers of the one-stop delivery system with reports containing information about the performance of training providers and programs in each local area.

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(2) In order for customers to have choices in deciding the training program that best fits their needs and the organization that best provides that service, and in order for customers to have information about how well training providers succeed in preparing people for jobs, the reports shall include information about:

(a) Training programs and the organizations that provide the programs; and

(b) The success rate of the programs in preparing people for jobs.

(3) The reports shall present the information in a manner that allows a customer to easily understand the options that are available in choosing a program of training services. [2001 c.684 § 10; 2017 c.185 § 33; 2017 c.297 § 11; 2021 c.100 § 13]