ok-2412: Attorney General — Opioid Settlement Payments and Abatement Grants
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Proposed changes to Chapter 50 do the following: correct grammatical or typographical errors; identify uses of opioid settlement funds that are inconsistent with opioid abatement and will be denied by the Board; requires grantees to maintain and submit supporting documentation of all purchases, expenditures, and activities paid with using opioid abatement grant funds; mandates that payments to third parties be made as reimbursements instead of up-front payments; caps the amount of indirect costs to five percent (5%) that can be covered by opioid abatement grant funds; renumbers subsections; requires appeals to be submitted in writing; limits grant award appeals to the application submitted and only to reasons of denial in the rejection letter; permits an appealing applicant to appear before the Board; narrows the Board's review of the appeal to the applicant's written submission and questions from Board members; restructures the process for bringing non-compliant grant recipients back into compliance; and permits the Attorney General to develop grounds and procedures to terminate grant agreements subject to the Board's approval.
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