PUBLIC LAW 104-193—AUG. 22, 1996 110 STAT. 2109 Sec. 818. Food stamp eligibility. Sec. 819. Comparable treatment for disqualification. Sec. 820. Disqualification for receipt of multiple food stamp benefits. Sec. 821. Disqualification of fleeing felons. Sec. 822. Cooperation with child support agencies. ,, Sec. 823. Disqualification relating to child support arrears. Sec. 824. Work requirement. Sec. 825. Encouragement of electronic benefit transfer systems. Sec. 826. Value of minimum allotment. Sec. 827. Benefits on recertification. Sec. 828. Optional combined allotment for expedited households. Sec. 829. Failure to comply with other means-tested public assistance programs. Sec. 830. Allotments for households residing in centers. Sec. 831. Condition precedent for approval of retail food stores and wholesale food concerns. Sec. 832. Authority to establish authorization periods. Sec. 833. Information for verifying eligibility for authorization. Sec. 834. Waiting period for stores that fail to meet authorization criteria. Sec. 835. Operation of food stamp offices. Sec. 836. State employee and training standards. Sec. 837. Exchange of law enforcement information. Sec. 838. Expedited coupon service. Sec. 839. Withdrawing fair hearing requests. Sec. 840. Income, eligibility, and immigration status verification systems. Sec. 841. Investigations. Sec. 842. Disqualification of retailers who intentionally submit falsified applications. Sec. 843. Disqualification of retailers who are disqualified under the WIC program. Sec. 844. Collection of overissuances. Sec. 845. Authority to suspend stores violating program requirements pending administrative and judicial review. Sec. 846. Expanded criminal forfeiture for violations. Sec. 847. Limitation on Federal match. Sec. 848. Standards for administration. Sec. 849. Work supplementation or support program. Sec. 850. Waiver authority. ,. Sec. 851. Response to waivers. Sec. 852. Employment initiatives program. Sec. 853. Reauthorization. Sec. 854. Simplified food stamp program. Sec. 855. Study of the use of food stamps to purchase vitamins and minerals. Sec. 856. Deficit reduction. Subtitle B—(Commodity Distribution Programs Sec. 871. Emergency food assistance program. Sec. 872. Food bank demonstration project. Sec. 873. Hunger prevention programs. Sec. 874. Report on entitlement commodity processing. Subtitle C—Electronic Benefit Transfer Systems Sec. 891. Provisions to encourage electronic benefit transfer systems. TITLE—MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 901. Appropriation by Stat« legislatures. Sec. 902. Sanctioning for testing positive for controlled substances. Sec. 903. Elimination of housing assistance with respect to fugitive felons and probation and parole violators. Sec. 904. Sense of the Senate regarding the inability of the noncustodial parent to pay child support. Sec. 905. Establishing national goals to prevent teenage pregnancies. Sec. 906. Sense of the Senate regarding enforcement of statutory rape laws. Sec. 907. Provisions to encourage electronic benefit transfer systems. Sec. 908. Reduction of block grtints to States for social services; use of vouchers. Sec. 909. Rules relating to denial of earned income credit on basis of disqualified income. Sec. 910. Modification of adjusted gross income definition for earned income credit. Sec. 911. Fraud under means-tested welfare and public assistance programs. Sec. 912. Abstinence education. Sec. 913. Change in reference.
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