A grant may be suspended and a written report is required for missed thresholds
What the document says“If a grantee under this section fails to meet 1 or more critical performance targets under paragraph (2), the Secretary may temporarily suspend the grant.”
The new section 124 lets the Secretary temporarily suspend a grant where a grantee misses one or more critical performance targets, and requires the Secretary to give the grantee a performance improvement plan setting out what is needed to lift the suspension within a defined period. A grantee that misses the spending thresholds must send a written report to the Secretary, the appropriate committees of Congress, and each member of Congress representing its district or State, identifying the technical capacity, funding, or federal or State obstacles behind the shortfall.
What the document actually says“If a grantee under this section fails to meet 1 or more critical performance targets under paragraph (2), the Secretary may temporarily suspend the grant.”
The housing agency may pause a grant. It may do so when a place misses one of the key targets.
With the pause comes a plan to fix things. A place that misses its spending mark must also write a report. That report goes to Congress as well.
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