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Page 111 of 116 § 10:90-20.11 Responsibility of the CSSA FVO representative or designated MWA worker

(A) A WFNJ FVO Waiver of a WFNJ TANF/GA program requirement(s) includes a good cause exception from the child support requirements in accordance with the provisions at N.J.A.C. 10:90-16.5, 20.3, 20.4, 20.6, 20.7, 20.8, 20.9, and 10:110-9.5; (B) EA for reason of family violence in accordance with the provisions at N.J.A.C. 10:90-6.1(c)4 may be requested; and (3) Confidentiality and privacy with regard to disclosure of information in accordance with the provisions at N.J.A.C. 10:90-1.11 concerning the release of information and 10:90-7.7 concerning the confidential nature of information. (A) The provisions at N.J.A.C. 10:90-20.1(d)1iv(1)(A) and (B) concerning safety, confidentiality and privacy may apply. ii. The WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment process and the WFNJ TANF/GA individual's responsibility for completion of the WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment in order to retain his or her WFNJ FVO Waiver including informing the WFNJ TANF/GA applicant/recipient of the following: (1) All requests for a WFNJ FVO Waiver of any WFNJ TANF/GA program requirement(s) are coupled with the requirement for participation in the standardized WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment process in accordance with N.J.A.C. 10:90-20.1(b). (2) The WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment shall be completed for every WFNJ TANF/GA individual who requests a WFNJ FVO Waiver of one or more WFNJ TANF/GA program requirements, including a good cause exception from the child support requirements or requests for EA for reason of family violence. (3) He or she must complete the WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment within 10 calendar days of the referral to the designated victim services provider agency in accordance with N.J.A.C. 10:90-20.8 or 20.9, to retain the WFNJ FVO Waiver. (4) The WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment identifies the safety and service needs of the individual and members of the family in his or her care who are impacted by the violence, as that violence presently affects his or her day-to-day living situation and ability to comply with WFNJ TANF/GA program requirements. (5) Participation in the safety and service planning process of the WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment with the risk assessor at the designated victim service provider agency is required, initially when the WFNJ FVO Waiver is requested and for periodic updates to the safety and service plan in accordance with N.J.A.C. 10:90-20. (6) The CSSA FVO representative or designated MWA worker shall assist the WFNJ TANF/GA individual, as necessary, in scheduling the appointment for the WFNJ FVO Risk Assessment; arranging for the assessment to be completed by telephone while the individual is present; or rescheduling the appointment for another time or place mutually agreed to by the individual, the