§ 847. Limitations on uses of funds. 1. Not less than sixty percent of\nthe funds expended by substate grantees must be used for retraining\nservices as defined in section eight hundred thirty-five of this\narticle.\n 2. Not more than twenty-five percent of the funds expended by any\nsubstate grantee or the governor may be used to provide needs-related\nservices pursuant to section eight hundred forty-six of this article and\nother supportive services as defined in this act.\n 3. Not more than twelve percent of the funds expended by substate\ngrantees pursuant to paragraph three of section eight hundred\nforty-eight of this article shall be used for administrative expenses.\n 4. (a) Twelve percent of the funds allocated to the state for state\nlevel activities in each year shall be made available to the department\nfor administrative expenses. Provided further that not more than twelve\npercent of such funds shall be expended by the department pursuant to\nsubdivision one of section eight hundred forty-eight of this article for\nadministrative expenses including technical assistance and fiscal and\ncompliance auditing.\n (b) Six hundred seventy-five thousand dollars of the funds allocated\nto the state for state level activities in subdivision one of section\neight hundred forty-eight of this article in each year shall be made\navailable for statewide projects and demonstration programs authorized\npursuant to section eight hundred forty-one of this article.\n (c) Sixteen percent, plus three hundred thousand dollars, of the funds\nallocated to the state for state level activities in each year shall be\nmade available for rapid response activities authorized pursuant to\nsection eight hundred forty of this article, including the funding of\ninnovative programs for the delivery of rapid response services to\ndislocated workers. No single state agency, department, board or\ncommission shall receive a suballocation from the department of more\nthan twenty percent of the funds allocated by this paragraph. Any funds\nsuballocated to the department of economic development shall be for\nfeasibility studies as provided in section eight hundred forty-four of\nthis article.\n (d) Fifty percent of funds allocated to the state for state level\nactivities in each year remaining after funding is provided for the\npurposes described in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of this subdivision,\nwhich amount shall not exceed one million seventy-six thousand three\nhundred fifty dollars, shall be made available for the provision of\nemployer specific skills training.\n Not more than five percent of the funds expended pursuant to this\nparagraph shall be expended for administrative activities by the state\neducation department. All remaining monies made available for the\npurpose described in section eight hundred forty-three of this article\nshall be suballocated to the state department of education.\n (e) Fifty percent of funds allocated to the state for state level\nactivities in each year remaining after funding is provided for the\npurposes described in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of this subdivision\nand any amount remaining after funding is provided for employer specific\nskills training pursuant to paragraph (d) of this subdivision, shall be\nmade available for the purposes described in subdivision two of section\neight hundred forty-one of this article. Such funding shall be made\navailable to substate areas or to the department for the purpose of\nresponding to plant closings and substantial layoffs including\nemployment losses involving exceptional circumstances as defined in\nsubdivision three of section eight hundred forty of this article as\nauthorized by the commissioner which were unanticipated at the time of\nsubmission of the annual plan required by section eight hundred\nthirty-nine of this article. Substate grantees shall have precedence in\nreceiving such funding. Notwithstanding the requirements of this\nparagraph, not more t
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