The bill would require the Comptroller General to study how federal grants are consolidated for insular areas and whether Puerto Rico should have access to the same process. The study would review how Puerto Rico agencies access listed programs, recommend possible additions, identify challenges, and assess whether consolidation could address them. The report would be due to specified congressional committees within one year after the bill's enactment.
The bill would require Puerto Rico officials asked for information to respond within 90 days. It would not itself change Puerto Rico's access to grants or consolidate any grants.
The bill does not specify funding for the study or other expenses.
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