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to apply, if any, pursuant to paragraph 
(5)(C)(ii)(II); 
‘‘(C) a description of the methods or proce-
dures to be used to provide eligible individuals 
information relating to services and providers; 
‘‘(D) a description of safeguards to ensure 
that funds from the personal reemployment ac-
counts are used for purposes authorized under 
this subsection and to ensure the quality and 
integrity of services and providers, consistent 
with the purpose of providing eligible individ-
uals with enhanced flexibility, choice, and con-
trol in obtaining intensive reemployment, train-
ing, and supportive services; 
‘‘(E) a description of how the eligible enti-
ty will coordinate the activities carried out 
under this subsection with the employment and 
training activities carried out under section 134 
and other activities carried out by local boards 
through the one-stop delivery system in the 
State or local area; and 
‘‘(F) an assurance that the eligible entity 
will comply with any evaluation and reporting 
requirements the Secretary may require.
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‘‘(7) USE OF PERSONAL REEMPLOYMENT AC-
COUNTS.— 
‘‘(A) ALLOWABLE ACTIVITIES.— 
‘‘(i) IN GENERAL.—Subject to the re-
quirements contained in clauses (ii) and 
(iii), a recipient of a personal reemploy-
ment account may use amounts in a per-
sonal reemployment account to purchase 1 
or more of the following: 
‘‘(I) Intensive services, including 
those type of services specified in sec-
tion 134(d)(3)(C). 
‘‘(II) Training services, including 
those types of services specified in sec-
tion 134(d)(4)(D). 
‘‘(III) Supportive services, except 
for needs related payments. 
‘‘(ii) DELIVERY
OF
SERVICES.—The 
following requirements relating to delivery 
of services shall apply to the grants under 
this subsection: 
‘‘(I) Recipients may use funds 
from the personal reemployment ac-
count to purchase the services de-
scribed in clause (i) through the one-
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stop delivery system on a fee-for-serv-
ice basis, or through other providers, 
consistent with the safeguards de-
scribed in paragraph (6)(D). 
‘‘(II) The eligible entity, through 
the one-stop delivery system in the 
participating local area, may pay costs 
for such services directly on behalf of 
the recipient, through a voucher sys-
tem, or by reimbursement to the re-
cipient upon receipt of appropriate 
cost documentation. 
‘‘(III) 
Each 
eligible 
entity, 
through the one-stop delivery system 
in the participating local area, shall 
make available to recipients informa-
tion on training providers specified in 
section 134(d)(4)(F)(ii), information 
available to the one-stop delivery sys-
tem on providers of the intensive and 
supportive services described in clause 
(i), and information relating to occu-
pations in demand in the local area. 
‘‘(iii) LIMITATIONS.—The following 
limitations shall apply with respect to per-
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sonal reemployment accounts under this 
subsection: 
‘‘(I) Amounts in a personal reem-
ployment account may be used for up 
to 1 year from the date of the estab-
lishment of the account. 
‘‘(II) Each recipient shall submit 
cost documentation as required by the 
one-stop delivery system. 
‘‘(III) For the 1-year period fol-
lowing the establishment of the ac-
count, recipients may not receive in-
tensive, supportive, or training serv-
ices funded under this title except on 
a fee-for-services basis as specified in 
clause (ii)(I). 
‘‘(IV) Amounts in a personal re-
employment account shall be non-
transferable. 
‘‘(B) REEMPLOYMENT BONUS.— 
‘‘(i) IN GENERAL.—Subject to clause 
(ii)— 
‘‘(I) if a recipient determined eli-
gible under paragraph (5)(C)(ii) ob-
tains full-time employment before the
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13th week of unemployment for which 
unemployment compensation is paid, 
the balance of his or her personal re-
employment account shall be provided 
directly to the recipient in cash; and 
‘‘(II) if a recipient determined el-
igible under paragraph (5)(C)(iii) ob-
tains full-time employment before the 
end of the 13th week after the date 
on which the account is established, 
the balance of his or her personal re-
employment account shall be provided 
directly to the recipient in cash. 
‘‘(ii) 
LIMITATIONS.—The 
following 
limitations shall apply with respect to a re-
cipient described in clause (i): 
‘‘(I) 60 percent of the remaining 
personal reemployment account bal-
ance shall be paid to the recipient at 
the time of employment. 
‘‘(II) 40 percent of the remaining 
personal reemployment account shall 
be paid to the recipient after 26 weeks 
of employment retention.
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‘‘(iii) EXCEPTION REGARDING SUBSE-
QUENT EMPLOYMENT.—If a recipient de-
scribed in clause (i) subsequently becomes 
unemployed due to a lack of work after re-
ceiving the portion of the reemployment 
bonus specified under clause (ii)(I), the in-
dividual may use the amount remaining in 
the personal reemployment account for the 
purposes described in subparagraph (A) 
but may not be eligible for additional cash 
payments under this subparagraph. 
‘‘(8) PROGRAM
INFORMATION
AND
EVALUA-
TION.— 
‘‘(A) INFORMATION.—The Secretary may 
require from eligible entities the collection and 
reporting on such financial, performance, and 
other program-related information as the Sec-
retary determines is appropriate to carry out 
this subsection, including the evaluation de-
scribed in subparagraph (B). 
‘‘(B) EVALUATION.— 
‘‘(i) IN
GENERAL.—The Secretary, 
pursuant to the authority provided under 
section 172, shall, directly or through 
grants, contracts, or cooperative agreement