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Architect of the Capitol
Audit of the Architect of the Capitol Data Center (Redacted)
Investigative Summary: Findings of Misconduct by a then Assistant United States Attorney for Improperly Disclosing Grand Jury Materials to an Unauthorized Individual
We estimated that Minnesota made unallowable capitation payments totaling at least $3.7 million ($3.2 million Federal share) to MCOs on behalf of deceased beneficiaries during our audit period. Of the 100 capitation payments in our random sample, Minnesota made 95 unallowable payments totaling $62,665 ($55,932 Federal share).
OIG data analytics identified Huntridge Station had high amounts of refunds recorded to Account Identifier Code (AIC) 538, Local Transportation, which were paid by cash or money order. The Huntridge Station had a total of $7,619 local travel reimbursements for fiscal year (FY) 2019, Quarter (Q)1 through Q3. In addition, the amount of these payments for FY 2019, Q1 through Q3, was the highest in the Nevada-Sierra District, or was 75 percent of the district total of $10,104. It is unusual for one office to have such a high percentage of local travel reimbursements compared to other offices in the same district. The objective of this audit was to determine whether local travel reimbursements at the Huntridge Station were appropriate and properly supported.