HRS §103D-107
State audit unit checks government buying
This section creates a special audit unit inside the state auditor's office. Its job is to review government buying to make sure it follows the law and rules, and to push for fair and open competition. The unit's reports are public records, and it looks for patterns in how things are bought.
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The statute, as written — Compliance audit unit; establishment and purpose
There is established a compliance audit unit within the office of the auditor. The purpose of this unit shall be to: (1) Periodically review and audit procurement practices within government to ensure compliance with this chapter and all applicable rules; and (2) Advocate competition, fairness, and accountability in the procurement process. Reports made by this unit shall be a matter of public record. This unit shall utilize as part of the review process, a review of records and activities specifically for trends and patterns of occurrence. [L Sp 1993, c 8, pt of §2]
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