When the agency is found to be in error, what is true about the FNS unit's responsibility?

The correct understanding is that when an agency is found to be in error regarding the issuance of benefits, the FNS unit is not responsible for overissued benefits. This typically means that if a mistake was made in the benefit distribution process, the FNS unit is not held accountable for repayment or corrective actions related to those overissued benefits. The responsibility for such errors often lays elsewhere, typically with the systems or procedures that generated the error rather than the FNS unit itself.

In the context of government benefits, this establishes a clear distinction between the responsibilities of an administering unit and the consequences of administrative errors, emphasizing that not all mistakes in the issuance of benefits carry financial liability or obligations for rectification on the part of the FNS unit involved.