H.R. 1009102nd CongressHouse Bill

Disregards the income earned by blind and severely handicapped individuals for working overtime during 1991 under a specified Federal…

Official title: To provide for the disregard of certain overtime pay under Wagner-O'Day Desert Shield or Storm contracts in determining eligibility of blind and severely handicapped workers for certain disability and health care benefits.

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Disregards the income earned by blind and severely handicapped individuals for working overtime during 1991 under a specified Federal procurement contract in support of Operations Desert Shield or Desert Storm in determining such workers' eligibility for: (1) disability and health insurance benefits under the Old-Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance and Medicare programs (titles II and XVIII of the Social Security Act); (2) benefits under the Supplemental Security Income program (title XVI of that Act); and (3) medical assistance and services under the Medicaid program (title XIX of that Act).

Introduced Feb 20, 1991
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Tom Lantos

Democrat

U.S. Representative · CA-11

Bipartisan — 6 cosponsors (3 D, 3 R)

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