Montana § 39-71-211 - Fraud Detection And Prevention Unit -- Expenditure Accounting
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§ 39-71-211. Fraud Detection And Prevention Unit -- Expenditure Accounting
Fraud detection and prevention unit -- expenditure accounting. (1) The state fund shall establish a fraud prevention and detection unit. The unit is responsible for developing detection and prevention procedures, providing detection services, and providing training in the prevention and detection of fraudulent conduct under this chapter that is subject to prosecution under Title 45. The unit shall refer all cases of suspected fraudulent conduct to the workers' compensation fraud investigation and prosecution office established in 2-15-2015 . (2) The state fund shall expend money to investigate fraud pursuant to this section and shall separately account for money expended.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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