Welfare - As enacted, removes the requirement that a parent or caretaker enter a personal responsibility plan that requires a child to attend school and receive immunizations and health checks; removes certain requirements for a parent or caretaker regarding personal responsibility plans; removes a 20 percent reduction in temporary assistance payments for failure to comply with certain personal responsibility plan requirements. - Amends TCA Title 71.

SB 1287 removes specific requirements from Tennessee's personal responsibility plans for parents or caregivers receiving temporary assistance. It eliminates mandates that children must attend school, receive immunizations, and have health checks as part of these plans, and deletes a 20% reduction in benefits for failing to meet such requirements. The bill simplifies the plan by removing these child-focused obligations, focusing instead on work, child support, and other standard compliance measures. This directly affects low-income parents or caregivers enrolled in Tennessee's temporary assistance program. The changes take effect upon becoming law, streamlining the plan requirements without altering core work or support obligations.