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to this state, the department may

(1) impose the remaining period of disqualification originally imposed by the other state; and

(2) for any subsequent intentional program violation committed in this state, consider all prior violations committed in another state when determining the disqualification period under (d) of this section. (n) As used in this section, “intentional program violation” means an action taken by an individual for the purpose of establishing or maintaining a family’s eligibility for ATAP benefits or for benefits under the former AFDC program or for increasing or preventing a reduction in the amount of the benefit, that intentionally misrepresents, conceals, or withholds a material fact. (Eff. 8/6/92, Register 123; am 10/1/93, Register 127; am 7/1/97, Register 142; am 10/1/97, Register 143; am 1/7/2005, Register 173; am 6/23/2006, Register 178; am 4/4/2013, Register 206) Statutory Authority: Authority: Sec. 55, ch. 107, AS 47.27.005 AS 47.27.035

SLA 1996 AS 47.27.015 AS 47.27.040

AS 47.05.010 AS 47.27.030 7 AAC 45.583. Notice of administrative disqualification hearing. If the department believes that an individual has committed an intentional program violation under 7 AAC 45.580, the department will refer the matter to the office of administrative hearings (AS 44.64.010) for scheduling of an administrative disqualification hearing under 7 AAC 45.585. After the office of administrative hearings sets a date and time for the hearing, and not later than 30 days before that date, the department will provide the individual with written notice of the administrative disqualification hearing. In the notice the department will include

(1) the date and time of the hearing;

(2) the accusations against the individual;

(3) a summary of the evidence to be presented by the department, and how and where the evidence can be examined;

(4) a statement whether a hearing postponement is available, as provided in 7 AAC