Safe harbor requirements may not be waived or the waivers modified
What the document says“The Secretary may not waive the safe harbor requirements that apply to the Moving to Work waivers described in paragraph (1) or modify those waivers in any other way for the purposes of the new cohort under this section.”
The section bars the Secretary from waiving the safe harbor requirements attached to the Moving to Work waivers, or otherwise modifying those waivers, for the new cohort.
What the document actually says“The Secretary may not waive the safe harbor requirements that apply to the Moving to Work waivers described in paragraph (1) or modify those waivers in any other way for the purposes of the new cohort under this section.”
The housing agency may not set aside the safe harbor rules. It may not change the waivers in any other way for this new group.
A safe harbor is a limit built into a waiver. It marks how far the waiver may go. Here those limits are locked in place.
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