1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Disaster Housing Assistance Program Accountability Act . 2. Authorization of Disaster Housing Assistance pilot programs (a) In General Pursuant to the authority under, and meeting the requirements of, sections 408 and 426 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act ( 42 U.S.C. 5174 , 5189d), the President, acting through the Administrator, shall establish at least 3 pilot programs, to be administered by an appropriate Federal agency, to provide for long-term rental housing assistance and case management services to eligible families affected by a covered disaster in a State. (b) Consultation In establishing a pilot program under this section, the Administrator shall consult with the Governor of the State in which the disaster occurred. (c) Limitation In establishing a pilot program under this section, the Administrator shall ensure that multiple pilot programs are not established in any 1 State. (d) Responsibilities The Administrator shall— (1) ensure that each pilot program established under subsection (a) assists eligible families with transitioning toward self-sufficiency through case management services provided in a cost-effective manner; and (2) determine whether the cost of each pilot program and the services provided under any such pilot program are competitive with other housing options provided by the Administrator. (e) Extent of Services The Administrator, in consultation with other Federal agencies with appropriate expertise, shall determine the extent of case management services required for an eligible family to obtain self-sufficiency. (f) Termination The Administrator may terminate each pilot program established under subsection (a) at any time the Administrator considers appropriate. (g) Interagency Agreement To carry out each pilot program, the Administrator and a relevant Federal agency shall enter into an interagency agreement that, at a minimum— (1) includes policies, procedures, and framework for— (A) program management