Fraud prevention training for federal workers
Sponsored by Glenn Grothman
What the bill does
This bill creates a training program for federal employees who manage government programs. The training teaches them how to spot and stop fraud and improper payments. It also makes the training available to state and local workers who handle federal money.
The stakes
Taxpayers lose billions each year to fraud and mistakes in government programs. This bill aims to reduce those losses by better training the people who oversee the money.
How the chamber split
See how each member voted· all 393▸
What each side says
- The training will help employees catch fraud and errors before money goes out the door, saving taxpayer dollars.bill
- Making the training available to state and local governments at no cost helps ensure consistent fraud prevention across all levels of government.bill
- The bill requires regular training every two years, so employees stay up to date on the latest fraud risks and tools.bill
- No recorded objections.
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