40 Tex. Admin. Code § 730.2001 - Terms and General Responsibility
(a)
Food stamp, medical assistance, and financial assistance are indicated when the
term "assistance" is used in this subchapter. Medical assistance, aid to
families with dependent children (AFDC), and food stamp intentional program
violations are not given special treatment except if specific procedural
distinctions are noted.
(b) A
household member has committed a food stamp intentional program violation if he
has intentionally:
(1) made a false and
misleading statement;
(2)
misrepresented, concealed, or withheld facts; or
(3) violated any provision of the Food Stamp
Act, the Food Stamp Program regulations, or related state statutes in order to
use, present, transfer, acquire, receive, or possess food stamp coupons or food
stamp authorizations to participate (ATPs).
(c) An AFDC intentional program violation has
occurred if a recipient has intentionally, for the purpose of establishing or
maintaining the family's eligibility for AFDC or for increasing or preventing a
reduction in the amount of the grant:
(1)
made a false or misleading statement;
(2) misrepresented, concealed, or withheld
facts, or represented a falsehood to be a fact; or
(3) violated any provision of the state or
federal statutes or regulations applicable to the AFDC program.
(d) A household member may be
charged with an intentional program violation even if he has not actually
received benefits to which he is not entitled.
(e) PRS does not include as part of a claim
any overissuance made prior to six years before the overissuance is
discovered.
(f) In food stamp and
AFDC intentional violation proceedings against individuals, actions under
either the food stamp or AFDC programs will be coordinated with the actions
under the other, to the extent possible.
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