Minnesota SF4603 mandates comparison of actual expenditures to forecasted spending, requiring notices and actions if deviations exceed specified.
Minnesota SF4603 introduces measures to ensure transparency and accountability in human services spending. The bill requires the commissioner of human services to compare actual expenditures in forecasted programs to projected spending from prior forecasts. If actual expenditures exceed projected spending by more than five percent, the commissioner must notify the legislative auditor. For deviations exceeding ten percent, the commissioner must take corrective actions, including prospective payment rate reductions or program terminations, pending federal approval if necessary.
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