Ending Improper Payments to Deceased People Act

Bill 119 s 269, also known as the "Improving Coordination Between Federal and State Agencies Act," aims to enhance communication and collaboration between Federal and State agencies in order to improve the effectiveness of the Do Not Pay working system. The Do Not Pay system is a tool used by the government to prevent improper payments, such as fraudulent claims or payments to individuals who are deceased or incarcerated.

The bill seeks to streamline the process of sharing information between Federal and State agencies by establishing a framework for data sharing and coordination. This will help to ensure that agencies are able to quickly and efficiently identify and prevent improper payments before they are made.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions to strengthen the accountability and oversight of the Do Not Pay system. It requires regular reporting on the system's effectiveness and implementation, as well as the establishment of a process for addressing any identified weaknesses or deficiencies. Overall, Bill 119 s 269 aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Do Not Pay system by promoting better coordination between Federal and State agencies and enhancing accountability and oversight.