Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-14-301 - Purpose and Definitions
A.
The Department establishes and collects claims under
7 CFR
273.18, Claims against households. This
Article clarifies the Department's policies and procedures as permitted in
federal regulation.
B. The
definitions in section
R6-14-111 and the
following definitions apply to this Article:
1. "Agency error" or "AE claim" means any
claim for an overpayment caused by an action or failure to take action by the
Department.
2. "Claim" means the
amount of a federal debt owed because Nutrition Assistance benefits were
overpaid or benefits were trafficked.
3. "Household" means one of the following
individuals or groups of individuals, unless otherwise specified under
7 CFR
273.1(b):
a. Except as contained in (b):
i. An individual living alone;
ii. An individual living with others, but
customarily purchasing food and preparing meals for home consumption separate
and apart from others; or
iii. A
group of individuals who live together and customarily purchase food and
prepare meals together for home consumption.
b. Specific to the Claim Compromise process
in
R6-14-308, the
following persons who are residing together:
i. Adults who were members of the Nutrition
Assistance household for which the claim was established, and who were adults
at the time the claim was established, and
ii. Minor children for whom adult household
members are responsible.
4. "Inadvertent household error" or "IHE
claim" means any claim for an overpayment resulting from a misunderstanding or
unintended error on the part of the Nutrition Assistance household. This
includes instances when the household received more benefits than it was
entitled to receive because the household requested a continuation of benefits,
pending a fair hearing decision.
5.
"Intentional Program Violation" or "IPV claim" means any claim for an
overpayment resulting from an individual committing and intending to commit, an
IPV under
7 CFR
273.16.
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