Minnesota SF2856 allows state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation.

Minnesota SF2856 proposes a new law allowing state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation. The head of a state agency may withhold payments if they determine that doing so will not compromise an ongoing investigation. The withholding of payments is a temporary action and is not subject to appeal. The state agency head must send notice of the withholding of payments to the program participant within five days of taking such action.

Minnesota SF2856 allows state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation.

Minnesota SF2856 proposes a new law allowing state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation. The head of a state agency may withhold payments if they determine that doing so will not compromise an ongoing investigation. The withholding of payments is a temporary action and is not subject to appeal. The state agency head must send notice of the withholding of payments to the program participant within five days of taking such action.