A group facing denial gets 60 days notice and may ask for a conference
What the document says“The Secretary shall give an organization or entity receiving covered assistance not less than 60 days prior written notice of any denial of renewal under this paragraph, and the determination of renewal shall not be finalized until the end of that notice period.”
The new paragraph requires at least 60 days written notice before a denial of renewal and bars the determination from being finalized until the notice period ends. If the organization asks in writing within that period it is entitled to an informal conference with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Housing Counseling, at which it may raise factors it believes were beyond its control.
What the document actually says“The Secretary shall give an organization or entity receiving covered assistance not less than 60 days prior written notice of any denial of renewal under this paragraph, and the determination of renewal shall not be finalized until the end of that notice period.”
The housing agency must warn a group in writing. The warning must come at least 60 days ahead. The choice is not final until those days are up.
Notice is a warning given before something happens. Here it gives the group time to answer. The group can also ask for a meeting.
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