standards, graduate readjustment allowances through local one-stop customer service centers, industry councils and management information. Revises Job Corps requirements for: Individual eligibility Screening, selection, assignment, and enrollment Job Corps Centers Program activities and continued services Counseling and job placement Support Operating plan Standards of conduct Community participation Advisory committees Experimental, research, and demonstration projects. National Programs Provides for workforce investment activities and supplemental services under programs for American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians, migrant and seasonal farmworkers and veterans (replacing similar programs formerly under JTPA.) Directs the Secretary of Labor to make youth opportunity grants to eligible local partnerships to provide specified activities to increase the long-term employment of eligible youth who live in empowerment zones, enterprise communities, and high poverty areas. Directs the Secretary to provide assistance to an entity to establish a role model academy for out-of-school youth in a residential center located on the site of a closed or realigned military installation. Directs the Secretary of Labor to provide technical assistance to states to help with transitions, general performance improvement, and dislocated worker training improvement. Directs the Secretary to publish a biennial plan for demonstration, pilot, multiservice, research, and multistate projects. Sets forth requirements for such projects under such plan, including competitive award procedures and peer review. Directs the Secretary to provide for continuing evaluation of programs and activities under this title. Authorizes the Secretary to conduct evaluations of other federally funded employment-related programs and activities. Authorizes the Secretary to make national emergency grants for: Employment and training assistance to workers affected by major economic dislocations Disaster relief employment Additional assistance for dislocated workers Administration Sets forth requirements for: Labor standards, prohibitions on worker displacement, and other requirements relating to use of funds Prompt allocation of funds Monitoring Fiscal controls and sanctions Reports, recordkeeping, and investigations Administrative adjudication Judicial review Nondiscrimination State legislative authority Workforce flexibility partnership plans Use of certain real property Continuation of State activities and policies. Declares that a state shall not be prohibited by the federal government from drug use testing of participants in certain workforce investment programs and sanctioning those who test positive. Funding and Budget Each state receives a different amount from the federal government for their budget under the Workforce Investment Act. The amount in the budget is dependent on the size of population for each State. Utah gets $1.5 million each year from the federal government. Due to