US HB1198

Extends SNAP work requirements to parents and household members responsible for dependent children, limiting benefits to 6 months (consecutive or otherwise) if work requirements are not met

Raises the age exemption threshold from 50 to 60 years old, meaning adults aged 50-59 would now be subject to work requirements

Narrows the dependent child exemption to only cover children under 6 years of age, removing protection for parents of older children

Creates new exemption for individuals responsible for a dependent who are married to and living with someone already complying with work requirements

Applies SNAP work requirements to public housing residents and families receiving Section 8 tenant-based rental assistance under the Housing Act of 1937