Correction to the Administrative False Claims Act Regulation

The Federal Labor Relations Authority published a correction to a rule it issued on April 23, 2026. That earlier rule added a new section to the federal rulebook to implement the Administrative False Claims Act, which covers how the government handles false claims from contractors and grantees. This new document fixes two small errors in the published text. It updates the introductory wording to match standard formatting and changes one reference from “subpart” to “part” so the regulation points to the correct section of the rulebook.

Why it matters: This is a technical correction. It does not change the rules, deadlines, or requirements that were already in effect. It simply ensures the published regulation matches what the agency intended to write and points readers to the right place in the federal rulebook.

Who it affects

• Federal agencies that process or investigate false claims

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This correction was issued by the Federal Labor Relations Authority and published in the Federal Register on May 7, 2026. Check the original April 23 rule and this correction in the Federal Register if you need the exact regulatory language.

Agency: Federal Labor Relations Authority
Source: Federal Register — read the official document