TANF funds; require PEER Committee to review and evaluate performance outcomes of subcontracts and subgrants of.

HB 104 would require Mississippi's Joint Legislative PEER Committee to review how organizations spending Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds use those resources. Every two years, the committee would examine subcontracts and subgrants awarded by the Department of Human Services, checking if funds were spent as intended to support families in need. The committee would then prepare a report detailing its findings and submit it to the legislature, with the first report due by February 1, 2027. This bill, which died in committee in February 2026, aimed to improve oversight of TANF spending without changing eligibility or benefit levels.