The CAL Repayment Act requires states to use federal funds to repay outstanding unemployment insurance advances before using them for other purposes.

The Creating Accountability in Loan Repayment Act, also known as the CAL Repayment Act, amends the Social Security Act to mandate that states prioritize repaying outstanding balances on advances made under title XII before using federal funds for any other purpose. If a state uses these funds for other purposes before repaying the advances, it must repay the full amount of the misused funds to the federal government. This amendment applies to funds awarded after the enactment of the Act.

The CAL Repayment Act requires states to use federal funds to repay outstanding unemployment insurance advances before using them for other purposes.

The Creating Accountability in Loan Repayment Act, also known as the CAL Repayment Act, amends the Social Security Act to mandate that states prioritize repaying outstanding balances on advances made under title XII before using federal funds for any other purpose. If a state uses these funds for other purposes before repaying the advances, it must repay the full amount of the misused funds to the federal government. This amendment applies to funds awarded after the enactment of the Act.