The report must cover fund numbers, assets, investments and jobs
What the document says“The report required under paragraph (2) shall include, to the extent available, the following information:”
The section requires the report to cover, so far as available, the number of qualified opportunity funds, the total assets they hold, the total invested by industry code, the share of designated tracts that received investment, rough employment figures for each tract, the split between real property and other zone property, the number of residential units resulting from investment in each tract, and the total invested in each tract. From the sixth year the report must also cover the impacts and outcomes of designation as measured by job creation, poverty reduction, new business starts and other metrics, with further information in the sixth and eleventh years. Return information that could identify a person is protected.
What the document actually says“The report required under paragraph (2) shall include, to the extent available, the following information:”
The report must carry the things listed below. It must do so as far as the data allows.
It counts the funds and what they hold. It shows how much went into each area. It gives rough job counts. Names and private details are kept out.
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