; and (ii) determines that the housing in the affected area that is available to low-income families has not recovered from the trigger event. (3) Additional trigger event If an eligible recipient receiving rental assistance as a result of a trigger event resides in an affected area on or not more than 7 days before the date on which an additional trigger event occurs, or if an eligible recipient receiving rental assistance as a result of a trigger event is governed by an Indian tribal government that is subject to an additional trigger event, the Secretary shall— (A) extend the validity of the rental assistance until the date that is 2 years after the date of the additional trigger event; and (B) extend the validity of the rental assistance for 1 additional year if the additional trigger event meets the requirements of a trigger event under subparagraph (A) or (B) of paragraph (2). (4) Elimination The Secretary may require a public housing agency to invalidate rental assistance of an eligible recipient that— (A) selects a housing unit with the rental assistance with a rental price that violates subsection (b)(7); or (B) relinquishes the rental assistance. (5) Rental assistance tied to recipient An eligible recipient may not transfer rental assistance to any other person. (e) Other rental assistance (1) Prohibition on duplicate assistance An eligible recipient who receives other tenant-based assistance under section 8 may not receive rental assistance under this section. (2) Waitlist for other rental assistance With respect to an eligible recipient of rental assistance who is on a waitlist for other tenant-based assistance under section 8(o)— (A) the place or preference status on that waitlist of the eligible recipient may not be changed as a result of the receipt of a rental assistance; and (B) if the other tenant-based assistance becomes available to the eligible recipient— (i) the eligible recipient may elect to use that other tenant-based assistance