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INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE Because of continuing interest expressed to the Authority about its single family programs, the Authority is continuing its Step Up Program (the Program). The Authority invites

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What is because of continuing interest?

Because of continuing interest refers to the ongoing interest or involvement in a particular matter or topic.

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Individuals or entities who have a vested interest in a specific issue or subject are required to file because of continuing interest.

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The information that must be reported on because of continuing interest includes the nature of the interest, any conflicts of interest, and any actions taken in relation to the interest.