Minnesota HF3043 establishes the crime of illegal remunerations and sets penalties for related offenses.
Minnesota HF3043 amends state law to establish the crime of illegal remunerations. It prohibits individuals from soliciting or receiving money, discounts, credits, waivers, rebates, goods, services, employment, or other valuables in return for actions related to federal health care programs, behavioral health programs, or family programs. Violators face imprisonment and fines, with penalties varying based on the value of the remuneration. The bill also outlines exceptions and provides for the aggregation of offenses committed within a six-month period.
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