To the extent that resources and staff are available, the local department shall provide assistance in an amount up to $185, deducting the countable unearned income, to eligible individuals in accordance with this regulation. The local department may suspend or terminate TDAP eligibility if the individual: No longer meets the technical eligibility or need requirements of this chapter; Leaves the State temporarily and for more than 1 month; or Refuses to cooperate with any quality control review. Payee. A payee is: The eligible individual; A judicially appointed legal representative, guardian, trustee, or committee; or A representative payee appointed by the local department. An eligible individual may not be the payee if the: Medical diagnosis identifies an active medical condition of: Alcoholism; or Drug addiction; and Recipient is not actively participating in a treatment program or in remission from active substance abuse. If the payee is a representative payee appointed by the local department, the: Initial and subsequent decisions and plan for payments to the representative payee shall be reviewed and approved by the appropriate supervisory staff; Decision and plan shall be reviewed at each application; Individual selected as a representative payee may not be: Family Investment Program staff; An individual with a known substance abuse problem; or An entity which deals with eligible individuals for a profit, which would create a conflict of interest; and Local department shall terminate protective payments when they are no longer required by the provisions of §C(2) of this regulation. An individual is not required to accept assistance from a religious organization if acceptance violates the individual's bona fide religious beliefs and practices.