40 Tex. Admin. Code § 800.77 - Reallocation of Funds
(a) Reallocation. A
workforce area may be eligible for reallocation of the following funds
allocated by the Commission:
(1) Child care
(including unmatched federal child care funds that are contingent upon a
workforce area securing local funds)
(2) Choices
(3) Employment Service
(4) SNAP E&T
(5) WIOA Formula Funds
(b) Eligibility.
(1) For a workforce area to be eligible for a
reallocation of child care funds (excluding unmatched federal funds that are
contingent upon a workforce area securing local funds), and the funds set forth
in subsection (a)(2) - (5) of this section, the Commission may consider whether
a workforce area:
(A) has met targeted
expenditure levels as required by §
800.74(a) of
this subchapter, as applicable, for that period;
(B) has not expended or obligated more than
100 percent of the workforce area's allocation for the category of
funding;
(C) has demonstrated that
expenditures conform to cost category limits for funding;
(D) has demonstrated the need for and ability
to use additional funds;
(E) has an
established plan for working with at least one of the governor's industry
clusters, as specified in the local Board plan;
(F) is current on expenditure
reporting;
(G) is current with all
single audit requirements; and
(H)
is not under sanction.
(2) For a workforce area to be eligible for a
reallocation of unmatched federal child care funds that are contingent upon a
workforce area securing local funds, the Commission may
consider:
(A) whether a workforce area has met
the level for securing and completing local match requirements set out in
§
800.73(a) of
this subchapter; and
(B) the
applicable factors listed in paragraph (1) of this subsection, including
factors in paragraph (1)(B) - (H) of this subsection.
(c) The Commission may reallocate
funds to an eligible workforce area based on the applicable method of
allocation, as set forth in this subchapter, and may modify the amount to be
reallocated by considering the following:
(1)
the amount specified in a workforce area's written request for additional
funds;
(2) the amount available for
reallocation versus the total dollar amount of requests;
(3) the demonstrated ability of a workforce
area to effectively expend funds to address the need for services in the
workforce area;
(4) the extent to
which the project supports activities related to the governor's industry
clusters;
(5) the workforce area's
performance during the current and prior program year; and
(6) related factors, as necessary, to ensure
that funds are fully used.
(d) To the extent this section is found not
to comply with federal requirements, or should any related federal waivers
expire, the Commission will be subject to federal requirements in effect, as
applicable.
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