Minnesota bill HF2603 amends state agency provisions to address financial crimes and fraud.
Minnesota bill HF2603 makes changes to state agencies to address financial crimes and fraud. It includes provisions for the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's Financial Crimes and Fraud Section to investigate insurance fraud, wage theft, and other financial crimes. The bill also outlines procedures for administrative disqualification of program participants and providers, and it details the requirements for background studies and sanctions.
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