Minnesota SF 165: Minnesota family investment program (MFIP) transitional standard cash portion increase
Status: Comm report: To pass and re-referred to Finance (as of 2013-03-05)
State: Minnesota · Session: 2013-2014 · Bill: SF 165
Subjects: Children and Families, Human Services and Human Services Department
Sponsors: Eaton, Marty, Sheran, Torres Ray
Bill Text
01/03/13 REVISOR CJG/KS 13-0548 asintroduced A bill for an act1.1 relating to human services; increasing the cash portion of the Minnesota family1.2 investment program transitional standard; amending Minnesota Statutes 2012,1.3 section 256J.24, subdivision 5.1.4 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:1.5 Section1. MinnesotaStatutes2012,section256J.24,subdivision5,isamendedtoread:1.6 Subd. 5. MFIP transitional standard. The MFIP transitional standard is based1.7 on the number of persons in the assistance unit eligible for both food and cash assistance1.8 unless the restrictions in subdivision 6 on the birth of a child apply. The amount of the1.9 transitional standard is published annually by the Department of Human Services. The1.10 following table represents the transitional standards including a breakdown of the cash1.11 and food portions effective October 1, 2013.1.12 Number of Eligible People Transitional1.13 Standard1.14 Cash Portion Food Portion 1 $678: $500 $1781.15 2 $1,201: $874 $3271.16 3 $1,537: $1,064 $4731.17 4 $1,846: $1,242 $6041.18 5 $2,101: $1,394 $7071.19 6 $2,386: $1,546 $8401.20 7 $2,609: $1,700 $9091.21 8 $2,862: $1,832 $1,0301.22 9 $3,111: $1,960 $1,1511.23 10 $3,345: $2,070 $1,2751.24 Each Additional1.25 Person1.26 $231: $106 $125 Section 1. 1 SENATE STATE OF MINNESOTA EIGHTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE S.F. No. 165 (SENATE AUTHORS: EATON, Marty, Sheran and Torres Ray) DATE D-PG OFFICIAL STATUS 01/28/2013 107 Introduction and first reading Referred to Health, Human Services and Housing 03/05/2013 490 Comm report: To pass and re-referred to Finance
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