N.J. Admin. Code § 6A:23A-4.1 - Additional powers of Commissioner to achieve fiscal accountability
(a)
The Commissioner may appoint an external entity to perform a compliance audit
of a school district's general fund spending upon identification that the
school district may be spending State education funds for purposes that are not
in compliance with State education laws and regulations.
(b) The final report shall include, as
applicable:
1. Specific findings of:
i. Spending that was not in compliance with
Federal and State law and regulations;
ii. Procedural noncompliance with Federal and
State law and regulations;
iii.
Noncompliance with GAAP and/or generally accepted business practices;
iv. Weaknesses in the system of internal
controls; and
v. Questionable or
inefficient spending practices;
2. The cause of each finding;
3. Specific corrective recommendations;
and
4. The school district response
to each finding and recommendation.
(c) The Commissioner may use the audit report
as evidence for the appointment of a State monitor pursuant to
N.J.S.A.
18A:7A-55.
(d) The school district shall reimburse the
Department the total cost of the compliance audit if the audit determined State
aid spending was not in compliance with State education law and
regulation.
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