An edition of Catch-22s in detecting child care fraud
(2010)
Catch-22s in detecting child care fraud
fragmented and illogical system hinders Department of Education
by John Hill
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Catch-22s in detecting child care fraud: fragmented and illogical system hinders Department of Education
2010, Senate Publications & Flags
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Executive summary
Background
District attorneys and county investigators do not pursue cases that involve child care funds overseen by the Department of Education
Error rate studies, whatever their merits, do not necessarily identify fraud
District attorney's response to fraud in all stages of CalWORKs child care varies dramatically across the state
The Department of Education has not put in place a regulation authorizing contractors to recover improper payments
The Department of Education's new regulations did not include some measures suggested by the Department itself and others
More could be done to link databases and use other technology to detect fraud
Recommendations.
Edition Notes
"October 14, 2010."
"A report prepared for the Senate Rules Committee"--Cover.
Senate Publications & Flags stock no.: 1478-S.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 42-43).
Also available online.
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