What type of insurance does the government not provide?

The selected answer refers to insurance that is not typically provided by the government. Insurance to prevent fraud is not a standard type of insurance coverage, meaning it does not fall under the conventional categories of governmental insurance programs. While the government may create regulations or initiatives to combat fraud, it does not provide a direct insurance policy that protects against fraud.

In contrast, flood insurance is available through the National Flood Insurance Program, workers' compensation is mandated by law in most states and enforced by state governments, and health and life insurance can also be influenced significantly by government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid. Therefore, the designation of insurance to prevent fraud as the type that the government does not provide accurately differentiates it from these other forms of insurance, which have direct government involvement.