An Act To Amend Title 19 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Training And Apprenticeship Programs.

Delaware House Bill 263 aims to update the state's laws regarding training and apprenticeship programs. The bill seeks to improve the structure and support for these programs to better prepare individuals for the workforce. This could involve expanding access to training opportunities and enhancing the quality of apprenticeship experiences.

DE HB263 is a house bill in the Delaware 153rd General Assembly, sponsored by Kimberly Williams (D), currently “Passed” since July 23, 2026.

We track 1,296 Delaware bills this session, 69 of them sponsored by Kimberly Williams.

The key recorded vote (Senate, June 30, 2026) ended 21–0 and passed.

Supporters of HB263 would argue that this bill is a crucial step towards strengthening Delaware's workforce by providing better training and apprenticeship opportunities. They would emphasize that investing in these programs can lead to higher employment rates and a more skilled labor force, ultimately benefiting the state's economy.

Critics of HB263 might express concerns about the potential costs associated with implementing the proposed changes to training and apprenticeship programs. They could argue that the bill may create additional regulatory burdens for businesses and question whether the benefits justify the expenses involved in enhancing these programs.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.