(RIBGHE), (OHHS) and (RIDLT) shall submit the aforementioned study to the Rhode Island general assembly by February 1, 2008, with its findings and recommendations, including an assessment of the size of the market for the certification program, the cost and feasibility to establish the program, and, assuming the study deems it feasible, proposed actions and recommendations to establish the Rhode Island community supports academy at the Paul V. Sherlock Center at Rhode Island College. Following the receipt and review of the study, the general assembly may report out a bill to begin establishment of the academy to the regular session of the 122nd legislature.
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