Protective payments definition

Protective payments means payments with respect to any
Protective payments means payments with respect to any dependent child which are made to another individual who (as determined in accordance with standards prescribed by the department) is interested in or connected with the welfare of such child or relative, or made on behalf of such child or relative directly to a person furnishing food, living accommodations, or other goods, services, or items to or for such child. Whenever possible, the protective payee shall be a public child welfare agency.

Examples of Protective payments in a sentence

  • This could be the case, however I am quite uncertain of what else might be put under the label of suffering, since it includes all states of striving, physical and mental anguish, as well as boredom.

  • Protective payments are any portion of the cash grant that is legally obligated and otherwise payable to the PA household, but diverted by the Department to a third party for a household expense (e.g., vendor rent).

  • Protective payments for housing are made in cases where a parent or caretaker living with the child fails to meet Reach Up services requirements, according to criteria in rules 2333.4 and 2333.5.

  • Protective payments are countable as income when determining SNAP eligibility and benefit level.Trans.

  • Protective payments are to be made to the minor parent's parent, or person standing in loco parentis.

  • Protective payments for housing are made in cases where a parent or caretaker is temporarily absent from the home according to the criteria in rule 2228.1.

  • Protective payments are used as a temporary measure when difficulty in money management jeopardizes the welfare of the child and when the parent or caretaker living with the child has the capacity to learn through budget assistance to manage the Reach Up household’s funds in a way to assure proper care of the child.

  • Protective payments are management of benefits by a third party outside of the Reach Up household to meet the needs of a dependent child and the parent or caretaker with whom the child is living.

  • Protective payments should be used particularly if mismanagement of funds, caused by repeated interruptions of TANF benefits, poses a threat to the health and safety of children in the household.

  • Protective payments made on the basis of a caretaker's failed drug test will be terminated after one year.

Related to Protective payments

  • Total Compensation means the cash and noncash dollar value earned by the executive during the Subcontractor’s preceding fiscal year and includes the following (for more information see 17 CFR 229.402(c)(2)):