Minnesota SF4283 allows state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud.
Minnesota SF4283 amends state statutes to allow state agencies to withhold payments to program participants if there is a credible allegation of fraud. The head of an agency may withhold payments if there is a credible allegation of fraud under investigation related to any program administered by that agency. The withholding of payments is a temporary measure and data relating to evidence of fraud are classified as confidential or protected nonpublic data. The identity of a complainant is private.
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