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10-4-305. Notice of deficiencies.

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10-4-305. Notice of deficiencies.

10-4-305. Notice of deficiencies. (a) The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall establish the following procedure for giving written notice to a public servant of deficiencies in the operation or performance of the public servant's official duties as provided by the laws of the State of Arkansas in the fiscal management of the public servant's duties. (b)(1) The cochairs of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall give notice by certified letter to the public servant with a provision for response to the letter thirty (30) days from the date of the receipt of the letter by the public servant. (2) The letter shall contain a summary of the audit findings of noncompliance denoted in the audit report prepared by the staff of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee on the operations of the public servant's office, duties, and responsibilities as provided by the laws named in § 10-4-304. (3) The notice shall offer the assistance of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee to the public servant on actions necessary to effect compliance with the laws named in § 10-4-304. (c)(1) The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee may require a municipal official who is responsible for any deficiencies under subsection (a) of this section to attend relevant training courses provided by the Arkansas Municipal League, Arkansas Legislative Audit, or other appropriate training program. (2)(A) Reimbursement for the training is authorized for expenses at the rate authorized for state employees and for mileage at the rate established in the state travel rules for state employees while traveling within the state in the performance of their official duties. (B) Reimbursement for the training is subject to specific appropriation for that purpose.

Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 10-4-305

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10-4-305. Notice of deficiencies. (a) The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall establish the following procedure for giving written notice to a public servant of deficiencies in the operation or performance of the public servant's official duties as provided by the laws of the State of Arkansas in the fiscal management of the public servant's duties. (b)(1) The cochairs of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall give notice by certified letter to the public servant with a provision for response to the letter thirty (30) days from the date of the receipt of the letter by the public servant. (2) The letter shall contain a summary of the audit findings of noncompliance denoted in the audit report prepared by the staff of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee on the operations of the public servant's office, duties, and responsibilities as provided by the laws named in § 10-4-304. (3) The notice shall offer the assistance of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee to the public servant on actions necessary to effect compliance with the laws named in § 10-4-304. (c)(1) The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee may require a municipal official who is responsible for any deficiencies under subsection (a) of this section to attend relevant training courses provided by the Arkansas Municipal League, Arkansas Legislative Audit, or other appropriate training program. (2)(A) Reimbursement for the training is authorized for expenses at the rate authorized for state employees and for mileage at the rate established in the state travel rules for state employees while traveling within the state in the performance of their official duties. (B) Reimbursement for the training is subject to specific appropriation for that purpose.

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10-4-304. Laws within purview of subchapter.

10-4-304. Laws within purview of subchapter. The fiscal management laws coming within the purview of this subchapter are as follows: (1) Sections 14-25-101 — 14-25-114, and 14-25-115 [repealed]; (2) Sections 14-22-101 — 14-22-115; (3) Section 14-16-105(b)-(e); (4) Section 26-39-201; (5) Section 26-35-1001 [repealed]; (6) Section 26-28-111(a); (7) The County Government Code, § 14-14-101 et seq.; (8) Sections 14-59-101 — 14-59-116; (9) Sections 16-10-201 — 16-10-210; (10) Section 22-9-203(a) and (b); (11) Section 16-92-110 [repealed]; (12) Sections 26-79-104(b) and 27-70-207(c); (13) Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 13 [repealed]; (14) Sections 14-237-101 — 14-237-113; (15) Sections 6-13-618, 6-17-910 [repealed], 6-17-912, 6-17-913, 6-17-918, and 6-17-919; (16) Sections 19-1-401 — 19-1-405; (17) Sections 19-4-101 — 19-4-2004; (18) Arkansas Code Title 19, Chapter 11; (19) Sections 21-4-201 — 21-4-213; (20) Sections 21-1-103 and 21-5-101 — 21-5-104; (21) Sections 21-5-201 — 21-5-218; (22) Sections 6-20-101 [repealed], 6-20-102 — 6-20-1515; and (23) Sections 6-21-101 — 6-21-608.

Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 10-4-304

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