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43 employment and training requirements. You may request a fair hearing to review such determination including the determination of exemption status, the type of requirement imposed, or a social services agency's refusal to make a finding of good cause for failure to comply with such requirements if you believe that the finding of failure to comply was improper; or 13. you are required to participate in a service, except when required to do so by court order; or 14. you are an applicant for or a recipient of public assistance and you object to a social services agency determination that you are not exempt from work program requirements or to the determination that you are not work-limited as provided by 18 NYCRR section 385.2; or 15. you object to the amount deducted from your initial payment of supplemental security income as reimbursement of public assistance; or 16. the amount you are being charged for a service has been increased and such increase is not based on a change in the fee or family share schedule; or 17. you disagree with the amount of a claim for the overpayment of public assistance or the over-issuance of SNAP benefits, except if the amount of such claim has already been determined in accordance with 18 NYCRR Part 359 or 18 NYCRR Part 399, by an administrative disqualification hearing, a waiver for an administrative disqualification hearing, a court determination or a disqualification consent agreement; or 18. you are a recipient of medical assistance and you have reached a utilization threshold and your application for an exemption from or increase to such threshold has been denied; or 19. you are participating in a work-related program or activity under 18 NYCRR Part 385 and you have a complaint regarding the calculation of your hours of participation in work experience or in work experience as part of community service; or 20. you have been denied a waiver of public assistance program requirements under 18 NYCRR section 351.2(l) or an extension of such waiver has been denied or such waiver has been terminated or modified. (c) As the sponsor of an alien receiving SNAP benefits and for whom there has been an over- issuance of benefits for which you are liable, you have a right to a hearing to contest the following: 1. the determination that you were responsible for the incorrect information which was provided and which resulted in the over-issuance; and, 2. the amount of the over-issuance for which you are liable. (d) As a relative or friend of a deceased person, you have a right to a fair hearing if you have paid for the burial arrangements of such deceased person and your claim for reimbursement made pursuant to section 141 of the Social Services Law is denied by the local social services agency. (e) As a recipient of SNAP benefits, you do not have the right to a fair hearing to challenge the following: 1. the placement of your household on an alternate issuance system; or 2. the length of time that your household is required to participate in an alternate issuance system; or