To promote self-sufficiency and stability among families receiving aid to families with dependent children by increasing employment opportunities; to increase State flexibility in operating a Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training Program; to improve the interstate enforcement of child support and parentage court orders; and for other purposes.

Summary

Official

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Title I: Improving Aid to Families with Dependent Children Title II: Making Work Pay Title III: Improving Child Support Enforcement Title IV: Reauthorization of Child Care and Development Block Grant Title V: Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code Title VI: Effective Date Family Stability and Work Act of...

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Bill Progress

Committee is reviewing, marking up, or holding hearings on the bill

Introduced(3/15/95)

Committee

Passed House

Passed Senate

President

Law

Sponsor

Mr. MINK

(D) HI – 2

Cosponsors (27)

DE LA GARZA

(D) TX

BECERRA

(D) CA

ACKERMAN

(D) NY

CONYERS

(D) MI

COLLINS

(D) MI

CLAY

(D) MO

BEILENSON

(D) CA

FATTAH

(D) PA

Faleomavaega

(D) AS

Thompson

House (D) Mississippi

Latest Action

Referred to the Subcommittee on Health and Environment, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Chairman.

Apr 10, 1995