Fraud Isn't Free Act established; corrective action plans, enrollment freezes, agency budget reductions, and employee dismissal required when fraud is committed against a program administered by the state; and other fraud prevention provisions established.

Summary

The Fraud Isn't Free Act forces agency heads to report suspected fraud within 30 days, submit a corrective action plan, halt new enrollments, cut agency budgets, and fire employees who enabled the fraud. It applies to any Minnesota program that moves public money and aims to quickly recover funds and deter future wrongdoing.

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