N.Y. Social Services Law § 142-b: Federal manpower development training act and elementary and secondary education act grants or payments; effect on eligibility for certai...

§ 142-b. Federal manpower development training act and elementary and

secondary education act grants or payments; effect on eligibility for

certain public assistance or care. So long as the applicable provisions

of the federal manpower development and training act, as amended, or of

the elementary and secondary education act as amended, may require:

1. any inconsistent provision of title ten of article five, other

provisions of this chapter, or of any other law notwithstanding, in

determining the need for public assistance or care under such title, any

payments made under the manpower development and training act, as

amended, which are made in lieu of a training allowance to defray

expenses attributable to training and/or as a training incentive

payment, shall not be regarded as income or resources of the person in

determining his need for such public assistance or care, or as income or

resources of any other person in determining such other person's need

for such public assistance or care; and/or

2. any inconsistent provisions of title ten of article five, other

provisions of this chapter, or of any other law notwithstanding, in

determining the need for public assistance or care under such title, the

first eighty-five dollars per month, during a period of not less than

twelve nor more than twenty-four months as may be prescribed by

regulations of the department, earned by any person for services

rendered to any program assisted under title I of the elementary and

secondary education act of nineteen hundred sixty-five, as amended,

shall not be regarded as income or resources of such person in

determining his need for public assistance or care under such title ten

of article five of this chapter, or as income or resources of any other

person in determining such other person's need for such public

assistance or care.