Adjustments must be published in the Federal Register and rounded down
What the document says“``(1) In general.-- The Secretary shall publish in the Federal Register any adjustments made to the Dollar Amounts. ``(2) Rounding.--The dollar amount of any adjustment described in paragraph (1) shall be rounded to the next lower dollar.'';”
The section rewrites subsection (b) of section 206A of the National Housing Act to require the Secretary to publish any adjustment to the dollar amounts in the Federal Register and to round each adjustment down to the next lower dollar.
What the document actually says“``(1) In general.-- The Secretary shall publish in the Federal Register any adjustments made to the Dollar Amounts. ``(2) Rounding.--The dollar amount of any adjustment described in paragraph (1) shall be rounded to the next lower dollar.'';”
The housing agency must post any change to the dollar limits. It posts them in the Federal Register. Each figure is rounded down to the next whole dollar.
The Federal Register is the daily notice paper of the government. A change posted there is public. Rounding down keeps the figures whole.
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