§ 518. Failure to comply with job placement, education, training, work eligibility, parenting or personal responsibility requirements
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The Department of Health and Social Services may issue and implement rules and regulations establishing sanctions for families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families who fail to comply with work, education, training, work eligibility, parenting or personal responsibility requirements established by the Department pursuant to § 512(1) of this title. Such sanctions may, among other things, reduce assistance to such a family and may include, for a family who has failed to comply with job placement, education, training or work eligibility requirements under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
The Department shall afford recipients due process as provided under applicable rules and regulations prior to the implementation of any such sanctions.