Reports and agency plans must stay publicly searchable for five years
What the document says“The Secretary shall maintain all reports submitted pursuant to this section in a manner that is publicly available, accessible, and searchable on the website of the Department of Housing and Urban Development for not less than 5 years.”
The section requires the Secretary to keep every report submitted under it publicly available, accessible, and searchable on the Department website for at least five years, and to publish each agency's annual Moving to Work plan, section 8 administrative plan, and admission and continued occupancy policy in one place for at least five years. The Secretary may also set up a searchable database tracking which flexibilities agencies have taken up or been granted, broken out by year.
What the document actually says“The Secretary shall maintain all reports submitted pursuant to this section in a manner that is publicly available, accessible, and searchable on the website of the Department of Housing and Urban Development for not less than 5 years.”
The housing agency must keep every report on its website. People must be able to find and search them. They must stay up for at least five years.
Three kinds of agency plan must also be posted. They go in one place, not scattered. The agency may build a database of the waivers in use.
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