The inspector general must assess the program at least twice
What the document says“Not less frequently than twice during the period in which the pilot program established under this subsection operates, the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Housing and Urban Development shall complete an assessment of the implementation of measures to ensure the fair and legitimate use of the pilot program.”
The section requires the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Housing and Urban Development to complete, at least twice while the pilot program runs, an assessment of how the measures ensuring fair and legitimate use of the program are working.
What the document actually says“Not less frequently than twice during the period in which the pilot program established under this subsection operates, the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Housing and Urban Development shall complete an assessment of the implementation of measures to ensure the fair and legitimate use of the pilot program.”
A watchdog office must check the program. It must do so at least twice while the test runs. The check is about fair and lawful use of the money.
An inspector general is a watchdog inside an agency. It looks for waste and fraud. What it finds goes into the yearly note to Congress.
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