Improving Public Housing Agency Accountability Act

This bill applies to public housing agencies that have had a court-appointed or administrative receiver or a Federal monitor placed over them. Each year, these agencies would have to tell the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development whether a receiver or monitor is still in place as of October 1, when that person was first appointed, when the appointment is expected to end, and who currently holds the role. If either the House Financial Services Committee or the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee asks in writing, the HUD Inspector General would have 180 days to give that committee an analysis. The analysis would cover the agency's compliance with its agreements with HUD, the actions of the receiver or monitor, housing conditions, any allegations of waste, fraud, or abuse, and recommendations.

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Sponsors

• Michael Lawler Republican sponsor
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