Minnesota SF5099 mandates a fraud risk scoring system for political subdivisions, requiring a pilot program and public dashboard.
Minnesota SF5099 requires the state auditor to establish a fraud risk scoring system for political subdivisions. The bill mandates a pilot program to test and refine the scoring system, during which scores cannot determine grant eligibility. The pilot program must run for 18 to 24 months. The state auditor must consult with political subdivisions and stakeholders when making revisions. The pilot program must include a public dashboard displaying the most recent fraud risk scores for each political subdivision.
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