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

SB 85 requires Kansas' Department for Children and Families to regularly verify eligibility for food assistance programs by comparing household data from state and federal agencies. It mandates monthly checks of death records, employment changes, residency, and lottery winnings over $3,000, plus quarterly reviews of tax and income data. The department must publicly report on fraud investigations, improper payments, and recovered funds quarterly. This directly affects households receiving food assistance in Kansas by ensuring ongoing eligibility verification through data matching. The bill focuses on administrative processes to prevent benefit overpayments without creating new program requirements.