18 Miss. Code. R. 14-31.20 - Lost Benefits to Individuals Disqualified for Intentional Program Violation
A. Individuals
disqualified for intentional program violation are entitled to restoration of
lost benefits during the months they were disqualified (not to exceed 12 months
prior to the date of the MDHS notification) only if the disqualification
decision is subsequently reversed.
B. If entitled, the amount to be restored
will be determined by comparing the benefit received with the benefit the
household would have received had the disqualified member been allowed to
participate.
C. If the household
received a smaller benefit than it should have received, the difference equals
the amount to be restored.
D.
Participation in an administrative disqualification hearing that the household
contests MDHS' assertion of an intentional program violation will be considered
notification that the household is requesting restored benefits.
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