#2025-887 DCLaw Against All Frauds Related to Public Aid
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This law aims to combat fraud related to public aid by allowing the suspension of aid in cases of suspected fraud. It empowers certain administrative agents to access personal data and enforce regulations aimed at improving oversight of public funds. While many provisions were upheld, some were found unconstitutional due to procedural issues or lack of connection to the original proposal.
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Key Changes
- Empowers agents to suspend public aid under suspicion of fraud
- Grants access to personal data to specific oversight officials
- Certain articles were ruled unconstitutional due to procedural discrepancies
Obligations
What this law requires
Only suspend aid payments when the breach or fraudulent maneuvering is directly linked to the conditions giving entitlement to that aid
Suspend the granting or payment of public aid for up to three months when there are serious indications of deliberate breach or fraudulent maneuvering to obtain or attempt to obtain undue public aid
Only suspend aid for which the administrative agent or public establishment has direct responsibility for instruction, attribution, management, control, or payment
Apply suspension provisions only subsidiarily, in the absence of specific provisions conferring implementation of similar measures to other administrations or public industrial and commercial establishments
Grant members of the General Inspection of Administration access to all information, documents, data, and personal data held by certain administrations and public entities for fraud detection purposes