Minnesota HF3621 allows state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if fraud is suspected.

Minnesota HF3621 amends state statutes to allow the head of any state agency to withhold payments to a program participant if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation. The agency head must notify the participant of the decision to withhold payments at least 24 hours before the action. The notice must include the reasons for withholding payments, the effective date, and the participant's rights to submit evidence and appeal the decision. The withholding of payments is a temporary action and is not subject to appeal under chapter 14.

Minnesota HF3621 allows state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if fraud is suspected.

Minnesota HF3621 amends state statutes to allow the head of any state agency to withhold payments to a program participant if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation. The agency head must notify the participant of the decision to withhold payments at least 24 hours before the action. The notice must include the reasons for withholding payments, the effective date, and the participant's rights to submit evidence and appeal the decision. The withholding of payments is a temporary action and is not subject to appeal under chapter 14.