Respondent concedes that the sanction imposed in case No. 66 was improper, and we grant the petition to that extent.
We find no impropriety in either the statistical methods employed by respondent agency in the audit or the sanctions imposed. In particular, we reject petitioners' argument that, since Social Services Law § 398-b (2) provides for the denial of reimbursement only for failure to comply with "standards", respondent agency was without authority to...
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