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Architect of the Capitol
Suspected Violations of the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) “Standards of Conduct” and “Information Technology (IT) Resources and De Minimis Use” Policies and the “Information Technology Division Rules of Behavior”: Substantiated
We found that Ohio generally had sufficient internal controls to ensure that LEAs developed IEPs in accordance with Federal and State requirements for children with disabilities who attend virtual charter schools and that these students were provided with the services described in their IEPs. These internal controls included developing model policies and procedures; monitoring LEAs; and providing technical assistance, guidance, and training. However, we found that Ohio could strengthen its monitoring process to ensure that LEAs also have written procedures on how they implemented the model policies for IEP development and how they provided and documented service delivery for students with disabilities, and by requiring sponsors1 to timely report significant compliance issues found during their LEA monitoring reviews.
Financial Audit of Tuberculosis Health Action Learning Initiative, Pool 2 Program in India Managed by Karnataka Health Promotion Trust, Cooperative Agreement AID-386-A-16-00005, April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020
Financial Audit of Level Up for Taps and Toilets in Slum Homes Program (Pass: Pani Aur Swachhata Mein Sajhedari) in India Managed by the Centre for Urban and Regional Excellence, Cooperative Agreement AID-386-A-15-00002, April 1, 2019, to March 31, 2020
DOJ Press Release: Four New Defendants Added to Federal Indictment Alleging Multi-Million Dollar Embezzlement Conspiracy Resulting in Failure of Chicago Bank
Evaluation of Defense Contract Management Agency Actions Taken on Defense Contract Audit Agency Report Findings Involving Two of the Largest Department of Defense Contractors
The objective of our inspection was to determine (1) whether selected institutions receiving funds under the Institutional Portion of Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) met public reporting requirements and (2) the reported usage of the Institutional Portion of HEERF by selected institutions.We determined that 81 of the 100 institutions included in our sample complied with Institutional Portion reporting requirements.We were unable to locate Institutional Portion reports anywhere on the websites associated with 19 of the 100 (19 percent) institutions included in our sample.