Relates to the study of the current prevalence of SNAP/EBT benefit fraud

This bill directs the state's commissioner of social services to investigate how common fraud is within the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The study must evaluate stolen benefits and analyze the feasibility of switching to modern electronic chip cards to improve security. Officials are required to submit an initial report to state leaders within 240 days and provide updated findings every year thereafter. The legislation focuses on gathering data to better understand and protect against fraud without mandating immediate changes to the system.