Payment denial to program participants under certain circumstances
Author added Johnson Stewart
Summary
The bill lets any Minnesota state agency stop payments to a program participant if the agency, or another agency, has a credible fraud allegation under investigation. It requires prompt notice, a chance to submit evidence, and a limited review period, while protecting the privacy of complainants and classifying related data. The measure aims to safeguard public funds while giving participants due process.
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