Directing the secretary for children and families to review and compare data for public assistance program eligibility.

HB 2360 directs Kansas' secretary for children and families and secretary of health and environment to verify public assistance eligibility by comparing data from multiple sources. It requires monthly checks of death records, residency, and incarceration data; quarterly reviews of tax and employment records; and real-time payroll data from employers to confirm income for programs like food assistance, Medicaid, and child support. The bill also mandates public reporting of fraud investigation results, including improper payments and recovered funds. This affects households enrolled in state public assistance programs by requiring more frequent verification of their eligibility status.