Pennsylvania HB749 amends the Human Services Code to require the Department of Human Services to analyze and potentially update SNAP payment.

Pennsylvania HB749 amends the Human Services Code by adding a requirement for the Department of Human Services to analyze SNAP payment distribution schedules within twelve months of the bill's effective date and every five years thereafter. The analysis must consider caseloads, census data, and models from other states that use more than ten payment issuance days. If changes are needed, the department must develop and implement updates to the payment distribution schedule after consulting with an advisory committee. The bill also specifies that it will take effect in 60 days.

Pennsylvania HB749 amends the Human Services Code to require the Department of Human Services to analyze and potentially update SNAP payment.

Pennsylvania HB749 amends the Human Services Code by adding a requirement for the Department of Human Services to analyze SNAP payment distribution schedules within twelve months of the bill's effective date and every five years thereafter. The analysis must consider caseloads, census data, and models from other states that use more than ten payment issuance days. If changes are needed, the department must develop and implement updates to the payment distribution schedule after consulting with an advisory committee. The bill also specifies that it will take effect in 60 days.