; and (2) in the case of funds received under section 1302(b), to pay for administrative costs of developing and implementing the State plan under section 1303. (b) Limitations A State receiving a payment under this title shall not— (1) require any member of an eligible household, as a condition of receiving a cash assistance payment under section 1303, to— (A) engage in work activities; or (B) cooperate with the requirements of any child support program; (2) impose any restrictions on how long an eligible household may receive cash assistance payments under section 1303; (3) implement any policies or practices that have the effect of making an eligible household less likely to receive a cash assistance payment under section 1303 on the basis of any member of the household's race, sex, religion, national origin, immigration status, criminal justice status or history, housing status, or political affiliation; (4) apply any asset or resource test for determining a household's eligibility for a cash assistance payment under section 1303; or (5) consider whether a household, or any member of a household, is receiving assistance (whether cash or in-kind) under another Federal or State program in determining the household's eligibility for a cash assistance payment under section 1303. (c) Treatment of cash assistance payments as emergency disaster relief; protection from assignment or garnishment (1) In general With respect to a cash assistance payment made to an eligible household under section 1303— (A) such payment shall be treated as short-term, non-cash, in-kind emergency disaster relief for purposes of all laws and programs (including public assistance and tax laws) of a State and any unit of local government within the State