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Historical: Newport News Children’s Services Act Program Audit, Report 02-2019

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Client Comment: “Newport News CPMT would like to thank the Office of Children’s Services for this opportunity. This has been a great learning experience that will assist us with enhancing our CSA program. We concur with the audit findings and will prepare the requested Quality Improvement Plan Details form. Referring agencies have been reminded of the importance of the CANS being provided timely. In addition, the CSA office will ensure that CANS are completed as required.” B. CPMT GOVERNANCE Observation #2: Criteria: Compliance and Internal Control Internal controls established by CSA statutes were not effectively implemented by the CPMT in order to safeguard against conflicts of interest and provide separation of duties pertaining to the referral of services and approval of access to CSA pool funds by eligible youth and their families. The private provider alternates serving on two (2) of the three (3) FAPTs did not complete the statement of economic interest (SOEI) form as required by (COV) §2.2-5207. The effectiveness of the controls to ensure accountability and appropriate use of CSA pool funds are reduced based on the increased opportunity for a single individual to not disclose personal interest It is to be noted that upon notification, management took immediate corrective action. Recommendation: The CPMT should ensure all alternates not representing a public agency complete the SOEI forms upon appointment and maintain filing in accordance with the Administrative Memo 18-02 dated January 16, 2018. Client Comment: “Concur”
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