The requirement that payments be continued Note: through the 60-day period does not alter the effective date of the proposed reduction or termination. For more information on effective dates for Reference: reduced benefits, see . Statement advises the beneficiary that if the proposed adverse advising action is implemented, he/she must repay any beneficiary of overpayment resulting from the continuation of potential payments during the proposed adverse action period, overpayment and informs the beneficiary that he/she may minimize any potential overpayment by requesting that the award be adjusted immediately. Basis for States proposed decision the facts and reasons for the proposed action () the evidence under consideration, and the proposed rates and any calculations used to arrive at the proposed rates. Rights of Informs the beneficiary of the right to beneficiary present evidence request a personal hearing, and have representation. For a list of M21-1 references specific to due process, see M21-1, Reference: Part I, 2.B.4. 3. Process for Proposing an Adverse Action Introduction This topic contains information on the process of the proposed adverse action, including process for notices of proposed adverse action, determining where to send the notice of proposed adverse action, and special procedures for hospitalized Veterans. January 20, 2016 Change Date
Note: The requirement that payments be continued through the 60-day period does not alter the effective date of the proposed reduction or termination. Reference: For more information on effective dates for reduced benefits, see . Statement advising beneficiary of potential overpayment advises the beneficiary that if the proposed adverse action is implemented, he/she must repay any overpayment resulting from the continuation of payments during the proposed adverse action period, and informs the beneficiary that he/she may minimize any potential overpayment by requesting that the award be adjusted immediately. Basis for proposed decision States the facts and reasons for the proposed action () the evidence under consideration, and the proposed rates and any calculations used to arrive at the proposed rates. Rights of beneficiary Informs the beneficiary of the right to present evidence request a personal hearing, and have representation. Reference: For a list of M21-1 references specific to due process, see M21-1, Part I, 2.B.4. 3. Process for Proposing an Adverse Action Introduction This topic contains information on the process of the proposed adverse action, including process for notices of proposed adverse action, determining where to send the notice of proposed adverse action, and special procedures for hospitalized Veterans. Change Date January 20, 2016