Michigan § 400.770 Monitoring committees; establishment; composition; duties.

Michigan Statutes

§ 400.770 — Monitoring committees; establishment; composition; duties.

Michigan § 400.770

Ch. 400SOCIAL SERVICES

Act 387 of 1984STATE FOOD STAMP DISTRIBUTION ACT (400.751-400.770)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 400.770 (2026).

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STATE FOOD STAMP DISTRIBUTION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 387 of 1984 400.770 Monitoring committees; establishment; composition; duties. Sec. 20. The family independence agency shall establish in each county participating in the on-line food stamp distribution program a monitoring committee consisting of representatives of the distributor, the county social service office, and food stamp recipients. Each committee shall:

(a)Continually review the administration of the program and its impact on recipients;

(b)Develop alternatives to reduce hardships and problems to recipients which may be created by the on-line issuance program;

(c)Make recommendations and help develop and utilize community resources to provide round trip transportation for food stamp recipients when the distribution site is inacc

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STATE FOOD STAMP DISTRIBUTION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 387 of 1984 400.770 Monitoring committees; establishment; composition; duties. Sec. 20. The family independence agency shall establish in each county participating in the on-line food stamp distribution program a monitoring committee consisting of representatives of the distributor, the county social service office, and food stamp recipients. Each committee shall: (a) Continually review the administration of the program and its impact on recipients; (b) Develop alternatives to reduce hardships and problems to recipients which may be created by the on-line issuance program; (c) Make recommendations and help develop and utilize community resources to provide round trip transportation for food stamp recipients when the distribution site is inaccessible to them; (d) Make recommendations regarding establishment of additional distribution sites; (e) Evaluate the authorized representative system and make recommendations for its improvement.