S 269 · 119th CongressBecame Lawcongress.gov ↗
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AI plain-language summaryThis bill makes it so the Department of the Treasury can permanently access death records kept by the Social Security Administration. The goal is to help the government identify and stop payments that are mistakenly sent to people who have died. Under previous law, the Social Security Administration was only required to share these death records with Treasury's payment-checking system for three years, but this bill removes that time limit and makes the sharing permanent.
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