Aside from minimizing overpayments, proactively preventing improper payments increases public confidence in the administration of benefit programs and avoids the difficulties associated with the pay and chase 10aspects of recovering improper payments.
The public is less confident when overpayments are minimized.
mnli hypothesis: The public is less confident when overpayments are minimized. premise: Aside from minimizing overpayments, proactively preventing improper payments increases public confidence in the administration of benefit programs and avoids the difficulties associated with the pay and chase 10aspects of recovering improper payments.