Massachusetts H3050 amends government accountability measures by enhancing audit frequency, expanding audit scope, and improving response protocols.
Massachusetts H3050 introduces changes to improve government accountability by modifying the state auditor's responsibilities. The bill mandates that the state auditor audit each entity at least once every five years, based on risk assessments. It expands the scope of audits to include electronic data, databases, applications, and systems, along with physical records. The bill also requires timely production of documents and records, as determined by the state auditor.
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