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Summary
The bill creates a Centralized Member Integrity Service (CMIS) that the state will contract with a single county department to run, and requires all county human‑services agencies to use it for eligibility, case processing, and fraud detection. It adds new reporting, quality‑improvement, and performance‑metric rules, and funds the effort with appropriations for the Departments of Human Services, Health Care Policy, and Early Childhood. The goal is to make benefit delivery faster, more consistent, and less vulnerable to fraud.
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