New CA law 4629.5 requires that 85% of regional center money be spent on DIRECT services (assessment, diagnosis, clinical services) and only 15% go for administrative costs.

So how can the public see the books for the 20+ non-profit California regional centers? What changes will the 4629.5 law have?

Some CA regional centers have lots of administrators — called district managers — who do not provide direct services. So will regional center district managers become service coordinators in order to keep their jobs? That would be one way to reduce the huge case loads!