Senate panel advances integrity vehicle to finance after lengthy debate over payment withholds, timelines and due process After extended debate, the Senate Human Services Committee sent an integrity vehicle (SF 4222) to the Finance Committee without recommendation. Members discussed defining temporary payment withholds, a proposed 60‑day standard (extendable to 180 days via in‑camera review), and tensions between provider due process and agency investigative confidentiality.

The Minnesota Senate is navigating a complex debate over program integrity reforms that could redefine how payment withholds are managed, sparking concerns for providers and pushing for a more structured approach.

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