Percent	Number of respondents
1. Too difficult to program computer system	44.4	9
2. Would increase workload for workers (e.g., number of contacts with client, time spent on paperwork)	33.3	9
3. Would complicate rules for workers (e.g., eligibility, benefit, and change reporting rules)	55.6	9
4. Would complicate rules for clients (e.g., eligibility, benefit, and change reporting rules)	55.6	9
5. Little or no increase in benefit amounts for clients	11.1	9
6. Very few clients would be affected by change	11.1	9
7. Would increase burden on clients (e.g., time spent applying or reporting changes, amount of paperwork)	22.2	9
8. Would not encourage clients to transition from welfare to work	0.0	9
9. Would decrease overall participation in program	0.0	9
10. Would decrease participation of working families	0.0	9
11. Would decrease participation of elderly and/or disabled	0.0	9
12. Would decrease application process timeliness (i.e., percent of applications processed within required time limits)	0.0	9
13. Would not work well with other Farm Bill options state chose to implement	11.1	9
14. Would make it more difficult to align food stamps with TANF	22.2	9
15. Would make it more difficult to align food stamps with Medicaid	33.3	9
16. Would have little or no advantage over policy rules already in place	55.6	9
17. Would increase error rate	55.6	9
18. Would raise administrative costs	22.2	9
19. Other (Please describe below.)	11.1	9