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Commodity Futures Trading Commission
CPF Audit Opinion and Financial Statements FY 2022
Financial Audit of the Disabilities Integration of Services and Therapies Network for Capacity and Treatment Project in Vietnam, Managed by Sustainable Health Development Center, for the Fiscal Year Endeding December 31, 2021
Independent Audit Report on IFES's and IRI's Direct Costs Incurred and Billed Through the Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening Under USAID/Iraq Cooperative Agreement 72026718LA00002, October 1, 2020, to September 30, 2021
The Office of the Inspector General conducted a review of the Ackerman Combined Cycle Plant (AKC) to identify factors that could impact AKC’s organizational effectiveness. During our evaluation, plant personnel informed us the culture at the plant was generally positive due to strong engagement between team members and with plant management. However, plant personnel informed us of operational concerns regarding (1) the plants grounding process, (2) work management, and (3) a valve that was not operating properly. Management subsequently addressed the valve concern and is in the process of addressing the concerns related to the grounding process.
This report summarizes the results of CLA’s independent evaluation and contains four recommendations that will assist the agency in improving the effectiveness of its information security and its privacy programs and practices. NCUA management concurred with and has planned corrective actions to address the recommendations.
J. Brett Blanton, Architect of the Capitol, Abused His Authority, Misused Government Property and Wasted Taxpayer Money, Among Other Substantiated Violations