The bill mandates the establishment of data matching agreements between the Secretary for Children and Families and the Secretary of Health and Environment to verify eligibility for the food assistance program in Kansas. These agreements will allow for the comparison of data from households enrolled in food assistance and other public assistance programs with information from commercial payroll data providers. The bill outlines specific data sources and frequencies for reviewing changes in circumstances that may affect eligibility, including monthly updates from the Office of Vital Statistics and the Department of Labor, as well as quarterly updates from the Department of Revenue.

Additionally, the bill requires the Secretary for Children and Families to review federal data sources on a monthly basis to assess continued eligibility for food assistance. It also mandates the public disclosure of aggregate data related to noncompliance and fraud investigations in food assistance on a quarterly basis. This includes information on the number of households investigated, improper payments, and funds recovered, ensuring transparency and accountability in the administration of the food assistance program.