The Stop Child Care Fraud Act aims to strengthen the integrity of child care assistance programs by requiring states to outline their fraud prevention and eligibility verification processes. This helps ensure that resources go to families who genuinely need help.
The case for
The case against
No committee member filed a written objection. The committee approved it 35 to 0.
A concern raised
Fraud bills add red tape and create no new child care spots.
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