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.

HB 107 modifies Tennessee's welfare program by removing specific requirements from personal responsibility plans for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients. It eliminates the need for parents or caretakers to include school attendance, immunizations, and health checks for children in their plans, and removes a 20% payment reduction penalty for failing to meet other plan obligations. The bill directly affects parents or caretakers receiving TANF benefits, simplifying their compliance requirements. Key provisions now focus only on child support cooperation (with exceptions for "good cause") and work-related activities, without mandating school or health-related plan components. This change takes effect as of March 28, 2025.