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What changed between these versions

A single technical correction was made in v2. Section 3, which outlines how states may use funds for tailored case management, was updated to specify that the allotment is from "subsection (c)(1)" instead of the more general "subsection (c)". This clarifies the funding source without altering the bill's policy direction or scope.

Overview

A single, minor technical correction. · The overall direction of the bill remains unchanged, with v2 providing a technical clarification to a statutory reference.

The primary change in v2 is a technical clarification within Section 3, which details how states can use funds for tailored case management. The reference to the Social Security Act's allotment subsection was updated from "subsection (c)" to "subsection (c)(1)," providing greater precision regarding the funding source. No other substantive policy changes, additions, or deletions were made, maintaining the bill's original intent to improve supports for expectant and parenting foster youth.

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Modifications

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Section 3, amending Section 477(d)(1) of the Social Security Act
A technical clarification of a statutory cross-reference.

This change provides more precise statutory language by specifying the exact paragraph within subsection (c) from which the allotment is drawn. It does not alter the eligibility for funds or the permissible uses of those funds, but rather improves the accuracy of the legislative text.

Before

States could use funds from their allotment under "subsection (c)" for tailored case management or other purposes.

After

States may use funds from their allotment under "subsection (c)(1)" for tailored case management or other purposes.

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