Ch. 647 of the Acts of 1989 — Internal Control Law
Requires state agencies to maintain documented internal control systems and report losses, shortages, thefts, or misuse of funds or property. It is commonly cited in audits when agencies lack adequate written controls or monitoring.
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72 audits cite this authority in their findings.
