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The increase in identified fraud is largely attributable to an increase in pre-pandemic levels of cases referred by the public benefits agencies for investigation and emanating from its own data analytics unit.

Report highlights notable activity surrounding BSI’s cases during the past fiscal year

Testimony offered insight into how OSA will be conducting audits of pandemic relief spending.

Auditor highlights the successes of the OSA over the past year and addresses strategic investments that the office is pursuing for the upcoming fiscal year.

Michael K. Leung-Tat will oversee the Office's legal affairs, as well as the agency’s Bureau of Special Investigations and Division of Local Mandates.

During her testimony, Bump detailed her office’s transition to remote work, highlighted ways it has improved government operations during this period, and discussed her agency’s priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.

Bump detailed her office’s transition to remote work, highlighted ways it has improved government operations, and discussed her agency’s FY22 priorities.

The report highlights notable activity surrounding BSI’s cases during the past fiscal year.

Defendant ordered to spend a year under house arrest and pay a six-figure restitution after pleading guilty last week to fifteen indictments of defrauding public benefits programs and providing false or misleading information.

Cash recognized for her contributions to helping the Auditor's Office accomplish its mission.

Bump received the award for her commitment to government transparency and her leadership related to the prevention of Medicaid fraud.