Requires annual audits of the Office of Cannabis Management by the state comptroller, attorney general, and independent certified public accountants.
The bill mandates that the state comptroller, the attorney general, and independent certified public accountants conduct annual audits of the Office of Cannabis Management. These audits must identify internal control weaknesses and recommend corrective actions. The results of these audits are to be made publicly available. The Office of Cannabis Management is required to provide all relevant books and records to the auditors upon request.
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