GA HR884

Urges the President and Congress to grant states additional flexibility and autonomy to experiment with innovative pilot programs addressing work disincentives in social safety net programs

Requests expedited federal waiver approvals for states pursuing welfare reform pilot programs and expanded use of block grants for safety net programs

Cites Sutherland Institute research finding 77% of public assistance recipients fear earning more income would cause benefit losses, and 43% report intentionally limiting their income to avoid "benefits cliffs"

Calls for streamlined and consolidated federal reporting requirements for states to reduce costs and improve efficiency

Directs distribution of the resolution to Georgia's congressional delegation, the President, congressional leadership, and the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services and Agriculture