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Abbreviation
DC
Agencies
Denali Commission
Federal Agency
Yes
Location

United States

What to Report to the OIG Hotline
Matters of fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement or employee misconduct affecting Denali Commission programs, operations or assets should be reported to the Denali Commission OIG. Matters that should be reported include: • Criminal activity, such as: theft, bribery, corruption, blackmail, kickbacks, and computer crimes • Waste, fraud and abuse of Denali Commission funds • Mismanagement of Denali Commission funds, programs, or assets • Contracting or Procurement Fraud or other procurement violations • False Claims Act violations • Travel or Purchase Card Fraud • Violations of laws and regulations that affect Denali Commission programs and operations • Government ethics violations • Denali Commission employee misconduct or conflicts of interests • Workplace violence • Whistleblower reprisals against employees What information to include in the hotline report: • A detailed description of the matter being reported, e.g., what wrong was done • Names of individuals (and/or companies and other entities) involved, dates, times and locations pertaining to all reportable activity • Names and contact information for witnesses and any supporting documentation • A description of how you became aware of the matter, what has been done to correct the matter, and what is its current status • Why the violation occurred (what was the reason or rationale for the violation, if known) • Anything else you feel is relevant or would assist in any investigation into the allegations
What Not to Report to the OIG Hotline
Matters that should not be reported are those matters under the authority of others, those that should be handled by Denali Commission management or minor matters, these include: • Do not report matters unrelated to Denali Commission programs, operations or assets • Matters of Denali Commission employer-employee relations, unless related to a claim of a whistleblower reprisal • Matters requiring an emergency response, such as a 911 emergency • Minor incidents, such as time reporting matters and misuse of government property (report these incidents to the appropriate program manager)

Report of Findings and Recommendations for the Review of the Denali Commission’s Privacy Program

2024
OIG-AR-24-006
Audit
Denali Commission OIG
Denali Commission

The Denali Commission has implemented effective privacy and data protection policies and procedures because it has implemented a majority of the NIST Privacy Framework to achieve effective privacy and data protection policies and procedures.

Denali Commission Compliance with Fiscal Year 2023 Improper Payments Requirements

2024
OIG-ER-24-005
Inspection / Evaluation
Denali Commission OIG
Denali Commission

Although Denali Commission's expenditures fall below the mandatory reporting threshold, even a small number of improper payments could negatively impact delivery of its mission. A risk assessment was undertaken and found no programs as susceptible to significant improper payments.

Denali Commission Office of Inspector General’s Semiannual Report to Congress for the period October 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024

2024
OIG-SAR-2024-01
Semiannual Report
Denali Commission OIG
Denali Commission

The Denali Commission Office of Inspector General issues its Semiannual Report to Congress summarizing the OIG's activities and accomplishments from October 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024.

Results of the FY 2023 Denali Commission Federal Information Security Modernization Act of 2014 (FISMA) Reporting Metrics

2024
OIG-ER-24-004
Inspection / Evaluation
Denali Commission OIG
Denali Commission

This report summarizes the results of the fiscal year 2023 Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) of 2014 evaluation and assessment of the Denali Commission's information security systems policies, procedures, and practices. The objectives were to determine whether the Denali...

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