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MI SB0276
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires the department to partner with the Michigan economic development corporation to administer the PATH (Partnership. Accountability. Training. Hope.) work program for family independence program recipients.
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Mandates that eligible individuals participate in PATH program activities including community service and work requirements as detailed in their family self-sufficiency plan, with training limited to 2 years and requiring occupational relevance.
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Exempts certain individuals from PATH participation including children under 16, full-time students aged 16-18, disabled persons, those 65 or older, and recipients of supplemental security income or disability insurance.
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Allows temporary exemptions up to 90 days (or 365 days for caregivers) for individuals with short-term illness, postpartum recovery, pregnancy, or those caring for disabled family members, subject to caseworker review.
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Requires the department to submit annual reports to the legislature on the number and reasons for exemptions granted, effective immediately as of March 25, 2014.
Legislative Description
Human services; other; public assistance recipients to perform community service as a condition of eligibility; require. Amends sec. 57f of 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.57f).
Human services, services or financial assistance
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0051'14 With Immediate Effect
3/27/2014