Minnesota SF2677 mandates state contracts with the federal government to allow the state to withhold payments suspected of being obtained through.
Minnesota SF2677 requires that any contract between the state or a state agency and a federal government entity for the state to administer the dispersion of federal funds must authorize the state to withhold payments to a recipient when a state official or employee has a reasonable suspicion that the recipient has secured the payment through an intentional or deceptive act to gain an unlawful benefit. This provision is effective the day following final enactment and applies to contracts executed on or after that date.
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