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Part 260 — General Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Provisions

23 sections · Title 45: Public Welfare

§ 260.10What does this part cover?
§ 260.20What is the purpose of the TANF program?
§ 260.30What definitions apply under the TANF regulations?
§ 260.31What does the term “assistance” mean?
§ 260.32What does the term “WtW cash assistance” mean?
§ 260.33When are expenditures on State or local tax credits allowable expenditures for TANF-related purposes?
§ 260.34When do the Charitable Choice provisions of TANF apply?
§ 260.35What other Federal laws apply to TANF?
§ 260.40When are these provisions in effect?
§ 260.50What is the purpose of this subpart?
§ 260.51What definitions apply to this subpart?
§ 260.52What are the basic provisions of the Family Violence Option (FVO)?
§ 260.54Do States have flexibility to grant good cause domestic violence waivers?
§ 260.55What are the additional requirements for Federal recognition of good cause domestic violence waivers?
§ 260.58What penalty relief is available to a State whose failure to meet the work participation rates is attributable to providing federally recognized good cause domestic violence waivers?
§ 260.59What penalty relief is available to a State that failed to comply with the five-year limit on Federal assistance because it provided federally recognized good cause domestic violence waivers?
§ 260.70What is the purpose of this subpart?
§ 260.71What definitions apply to this subpart?
§ 260.72What basic requirements must State demonstration components meet for the purpose of determining if inconsistencies exist with respect to work requirements or time limits?
§ 260.73How do existing welfare reform waivers affect the participation rates and work rules?
§ 260.74How do existing welfare reform waivers affect the application of the Federal time-limit provisions?
§ 260.75If a State is claiming a waiver inconsistency for work requirements or time limits, what must the Governor certify?
§ 260.76What special rules apply to States that are continuing evaluations of their waiver demonstrations?