An agency that cannot be brought into compliance must be removed and replaced
What the document says“If a public housing agency cannot be brought into compliance under the process developed under paragraph (2), the Secretary shall remove the participating public housing agency from the cohort and replace it with a similarly qualified public housing agency currently not in the cohort”
The section requires the Secretary to make a determination of noncompliance where an agency in the cohort does not meet the section's requirements, to develop a process to bring it into compliance, and, where that fails, to remove it and replace it with a similarly qualified agency chosen the same way. On removal the Secretary must immediately notify the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and the House Committee on Financial Services and report on the steps being taken to replace the agency.
What the document actually says“If a public housing agency cannot be brought into compliance under the process developed under paragraph (2), the Secretary shall remove the participating public housing agency from the cohort and replace it with a similarly qualified public housing agency currently not in the cohort”
Some agencies cannot be brought back in line. Those must be dropped from the group. Another agency of like standing takes the place.
First the housing agency must try to fix the problem. Removal comes only if that fails. Two committees in Congress must be told at once.
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