Discuss creating internal audit program to review city operations
In Plain English
Richmond currently has no internal audit function to independently review city spending and operations. An internal audit program would examine departments for waste, fraud, and inefficiency. If approved, the city would hire auditors to report problems directly to the city council.
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Approve the Alternative Program Procedure for implementing the Internal Audit Program
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