DE SB266

Prohibits private parties from bringing lawsuits under the Delaware False Claims and Reporting Act (DFCRA) based on violations of unclaimed property reporting requirements under § 1142 of Title 12.

Preserves the Attorney General's authority to bring enforcement actions against non-compliant holders, except those already enrolled in voluntary disclosure agreements or under examination by the State Escheator.

Establishes a 90-day window for the State Escheator to initiate examinations based on whistleblower information before the Attorney General may pursue civil claims.

Defines "whistleblower" as an individual or group providing original source information about holder non-compliance with unclaimed property reporting requirements.

Authorizes whistleblower awards of 20-30% of the first $5 million recovered and 10-20% of amounts exceeding $5 million, plus reimbursable costs and attorney fees, when their information leads to successful state recovery.