Minnesota HF2429 authorizes the sharing of government data regarding suspected or confirmed fraud in public programs.
Minnesota HF2429 allows government entities to share data on suspected or confirmed fraud in public programs with other government entities, federal agencies, or law enforcement if the sharing would promote the protection of public resources, the integrity of public programs, or aid the law enforcement process. The bill defines "fraud" as intentional acts to deprive another of property or money by deception or other unfair means, including submitting false information to obtain greater compensation or benefits.
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