Fraud risk scoring and fraud risk score benchmarks required for grants to political subdivisions, pilot program established, and report required.

Summary

The bill directs the Minnesota state auditor to assign a fraud risk score to every political subdivision at least every two years, publish the scores on a public dashboard, and set a benchmark that subdivisions must meet to qualify for state grants. It also creates a pilot program to test the scoring system before it is used for grant decisions.

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