The Inspector General must review a covered agency within 180 days of a request
What the document says“the Inspector General shall provide to the requesting committee an analysis of-- (1) the status of any covered public housing agency's compliance with any agreements entered into between the covered public housing agency and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, including specific areas of deficiency and progress toward compliance;”
The section requires the Inspector General of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, within 180 days of a written request from either committee, to give that committee an analysis of the agency's compliance with its agreements with the Department, a review of what the receiver or monitor and any private development partners have done including gaps in oversight, an assessment of the physical condition of the housing and compliance with health and safety rules, an examination of allegations of waste, fraud, abuse, or violations of federal law by employees or contractors, any other pertinent information, and recommendations for improving compliance or oversight.
What the document actually says“the Inspector General shall provide to the requesting committee an analysis of-- (1) the status of any covered public housing agency's compliance with any agreements entered into between the covered public housing agency and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, including specific areas of deficiency and progress toward compliance;”
The watchdog office must report to the committee that asked. It must say how far the agency has kept its promises to the housing agency. It must name where the agency falls short and where it has moved forward.
The report is due within 180 days of a written request. It also covers the state of the buildings. It covers any claim of fraud by staff or contractors.
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