“To improve public housing agency accountability.”
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This section requires each covered public housing agency (i.e., a public housing agency with an appointed administrative or judicial receiver or Federal monitor) to submit an annual notice to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development indicating whether such a receiver or monitor remains appointed as of October 1, the initial and projected termination dates of the appointment, and the identity of the current appointee. It further requires the HUD Inspector General, not later than 180 days after a written request from the House Committee on Financial Services or Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, to provide the requesting committee an analysis of the covered agency's compliance with HUD agreements (including deficiencies and progress), receiver or monitor actions and oversight gaps, physical housing conditions and health/safety compliance, allegations of waste, fraud, abuse, or federal law violations by agency employees or contractors, other pertinent information, and recommendations to improve compliance and oversight.