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 104 STAT. 2756 PUBLIC LAW 101-554—NOV. 15, 1990 (c) SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIMITATIONS. — (1) HEALTH CARE, MEALS, AND SHELTER. —Not more than 5 percent of the funds made available to any eligible service provider for any fiscal year may be used to provide health care, meals, and temporary shelter. (2) DUPUCATION. — Funds used under this Act to provide supportive services shall not be used to duplicate services provided by any other public or private source that are available to participants without cost. (d) ADMINISTRATIVE COST.—Each eligible service provider receiving assistance under this Act may use no more than 20 percent of the funds awarded to such service provider for administrative costs. 29 USC 2310. SEC. 11. WITHIN STATE ALLOCATION. (a) IN GENERAL.— Subject to subsection (e), from amounts allotted to each State pursuant to section 4(b), the designated administrative entity of each State shall make grants to eligible service providers to provide education, training related, and supportive services to displaced homemakers. (b) AWARDS.—The administrative entity of each State receiving assistance under this Act shall award grants to eligible service providers only on a competitive basis. The competition for such grants shall be conducted annually, except that when a grantee has performed satisfactorily under the terms of an existing grant agreement and the immediately preceding grant agreement, the administrative entity may waive the requirement for such competition upon receipt from the grantee of a satisfactory program plan for the succeeding grant period. (c) ASSURANCES.— Each service provider receiving a grant shall provide assurances that the services offered under this Act are of sufHcient size, scope, and quality to reasonably meet the education and training related needs of the displaced homemakers being served. (d) RESERVATIONS. —The Governor of each State shall reserve no more than 5 percent of funds allotted under section 40)) for the costs of State administration pursuant to section 9. 29 USC 2311. SEC. 12. ELIGIBLE SERVICE PROVIDERS. (a) IN GENERAL.— The designated administrative entity of each State receiving assistance shall select eligible service providers that demonstrate the ability to effectively deliver training, education, and supportive services to displaced homemakers. (b) PRIORITY.— Each State receiving financial assistance under this Act shall give priority in awarding grants to eligible service providers which have experience in providing services to displaced homemakers. (c) COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS.—Community-based organizations shall be given the opportunity to compete on an equitable basis with other eligible service providers for grants under this Act. Statistics. SEC. 13. NATIONAL ACTIVITIES. 29 USC 2312 (a) INFORMATION.—From amounts available under section 4(c), the Secretary shall implement a uniform data collection system to collect information from the States. The information to be collected shall include— (1) the number of displaced homemakers served,

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