On the recordApril 13, 2015
My assumption is that their rules and regulations were put in for you to give data so that they could pick up fraud, if people were trying to cheat. Is that correct?
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congress.govMy assumption is that their rules and regulations were put in for you to give data so that they could pick up fraud, if people were trying to cheat. Is that correct?
McDermott questions the purpose of detailed data requirements for fraud prevention.
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