Special Inspector General for Program Fraud Act
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Plain-English Summary
This bill would create a new government watchdog position—a Special Inspector General—whose job is to investigate and prevent fraud in federal programs. The inspector would have the authority to audit spending, investigate suspicious activities, and report findings to Congress and the public, helping ensure that taxpayer money is spent properly and not stolen or misused by contractors, agencies, or individuals.
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