40 Tex. Admin. Code § 800.52 - Definitions
The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
(1) Accrued
Expenditures--Charges incurred during a given period for goods and tangible
property received and services performed that cause decreases in net financial
resources.
(2) All-Family
Participation Rate--The percentage of all families receiving Temporary
Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits that a state must engage in an
approved work activity for a specified number of hours per week as provided by
Title IV, Part A, §407 of the Social Security Act (42 USC §
607).
(3) Contract Closeout Settlement
Package--Financial, performance, and other reports required as a condition of
the contract, which must be submitted when one of the following conditions is
met:
(A) the contract has expired;
(B) all available funds for the contract
period have been paid out;
(C) all
accrued expenditures chargeable to the specific contract have been incurred;
or
(D) the period of available
funds has expired or been terminated.
(4) Contract Period--The length of time in
which a contract for allocated funds between the Commission and a Local
Workforce Development Board (Board) or an Adult Education and Literacy (AEL)
grant recipient is in effect and during which funds may be expended for a
specified purpose, unless prohibited by a federal grantor agency. A contract
period longer than a program year shall be specified under the terms of a
properly executed contract.
(5)
Deobligation--An action adopted by the Commission to decrease an amount for a
specific program and contract period in a contract with a Board or an AEL grant
recipient for allocated funds on the basis of provisions as set forth in
§§
800.73,
800.74,
800.78, and
800.79 of this
subchapter.
(6) Equal Base
Amount--An amount equivalent to.10 percent (one-tenth of one percent) of a
total allocation, which shall be provided equally to each local workforce
development area (workforce area).
(7) Hold Harmless/Stop Gain--A procedure that
ensures that a relative proportion of an allocation to a workforce area is not
below 90 percent of the corresponding proportion for the past two years, or
that the current year proportion is not above 125 percent of the prior two-year
relative proportion.
(8) Monthly
expenditure report--A written or electronically submitted report by a Board or
an AEL grant recipient that contains information regarding services for each
category of funding allocated by the Commission, and in which the Board or an
AEL grant recipient lists expenditures and obligations by category of
funding.
(9) Obligation--A debt
established by a legally binding contract, letter of agreement, sub-grant
award, or purchase order, which has been executed prior to the end of a
contract period, for goods and services provided by the end of the contract
period, and which will be liquidated 60 calendar days after the end of the
contract period, unless such definition is superseded by federal
requirements.
(10) Relative
proportion of the program year--The corresponding part of the program year that
is used to compare expenditures. That is, if 50 percent of the program year has
transpired, then the relative proportion of the program year is 50
percent.
(11) WIOA Formula
Allocated Funds--Funds allocated by formula to workforce areas for each of the
following separate categories of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
(WIOA) Title I funding: Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth.
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