RIN0970-AD18EmploymentandTrainingRescission

Valerie L'Herrou of the Center for Family Advocacy opposes the proposed rescission of the rule authorizing Federal Financial Participation for employment and training services for noncustodial parents. She argues that punitive enforcement is ineffective for low-income parents and that family-focused programs are necessary to improve child support compliance and child well-being.

The commenter opposes the proposed rescission of regulatory provisions supporting employment and training services for noncustodial parents. They argue that these services are essential for improving child support collections, promoting economic well-being for children, and addressing the root causes of nonpayment.