Fraud risk scoring and fraud risk score benchmarks requirement for grants to political subdivisions

Summary

The bill requires the state auditor to develop and publish a uniform fraud risk scoring methodology, assign scores to every political subdivision every two years, and post the results on a public dashboard. A minimum benchmark score, set by the auditor with input from the commissioner of management and budget and the Legislative Audit Commission, must be met for a subdivision to qualify for state grant funding, unless a corrective action plan is approved. A pilot program will test the system before the scores are used for grant decisions.

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