Designated by Governor Pete Wilson in California's application for State Literacy Resource Center (SLRC) funds available under the National Literacy Act of 1991, the State Collaborative Literacy Council (SCLC) is a multi-agency collaboration which is responsible for planning and implementing the state literacy resource program in California. The SCLC develops plans for the State Literacy Resource Center of California, directs the preparation and submittal of applications, plans and reports as required, and coordinates and collaborates with other public and private non-profit literacy service providers throughout the State. The SCLC consists of representatives of the following state agencies: California Conservation Corps California Department of Corrections California Department of Education California State Library Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges Employment Development Department/Job Training Partnership Governor's Office of Child Development & Education In addition to the seven SCLC memebers, one ex officio member represents community-based oganizations in the state.