Repealed. The Mayor shall not consider an applicant or recipient to have complied with program requirements until the individual participates satisfactorily for at least one week. Notwithstanding subsection (b) of this section, if the Mayor cannot schedule the applicant or recipient for participation, by no fault of the applicant or recipient, the Mayor shall consider the applicant or recipient to have complied on the day the applicant or recipient notifies the Mayor that he or she agrees to participate. If a sanction terminates because the TANF applicant or recipient complies with program requirements, the applicant or recipient shall not receive TANF benefits for the remainder of the month of compliance, and instead shall begin receiving TANF benefits again in the following month, for the following month, and for subsequent months so long as the recipient continues to comply and remains otherwise eligible. A TANF applicant or recipient who is aggrieved by the Mayor’s action concerning a sanction may seek redress under subchapter X of this chapter . A TANF applicant or recipient who has been sanctioned shall not be entitled to a conciliation process. If a TANF recipient fails to complete his or her annual review or is otherwise terminated while under sanctions, and makes a new application for benefits, the TANF applicant shall: Undergo an assessment and orientation pursuant to § 4-205.19(b) ; and Shall remain under the same level of sanction until in compliance pursuant to subsection (b) of this section.
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