Extends the statute of limitations for violations related to pandemic-era programs to 10 years.
The Recover Fraudulent COVID Funds Act extends the statute of limitations for violations related to pandemic-era programs to 10 years. This includes civil actions, criminal offenses, and forfeiture of property. The bill defines "pandemic-era program violation" as offenses involving programs or activities authorized by specific laws enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The extended statute of limitations applies to various types of violations, ensuring that legal actions can be pursued within the specified timeframe.
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