The bill mandates the Secretary for Children and Families in Kansas to establish data-matching agreements with various state agencies to enhance the verification of eligibility for the food assistance program. This includes regular reviews of data from multiple sources, such as the office of vital statistics, the department of labor, and the department of revenue, to monitor changes in circumstances that may affect a household's eligibility. Specifically, the bill outlines the frequency of data collection, including monthly and quarterly reviews, to ensure timely updates on factors like employment status, income changes, and potential lottery winnings.

Additionally, the bill requires the Secretary to review federal data sources on a monthly basis to assess continued eligibility, with specific references to information maintained by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It also mandates the publication of aggregate data related to noncompliance and fraud investigations in food assistance on a quarterly basis, ensuring transparency regarding the number of households investigated, improper payments, and funds recovered. The bill aims to strengthen the integrity of the food assistance program while providing oversight and accountability.