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BOP Program Statement 2011.09 § 8
REVIEW TEAMS. Each Regional Comptroller, with the Warden's
concurrence, will select the review team for each institution in
his/her region.
— The review team may include any staff who are independent of
the original payment process.
— The review team can be local institution staff, regional
office staff, or staff from other field locations
(institutions).
— The Comptroller will ensure the staff selected to perform
the reviews are knowledgeable of the PPA’s provisions as
well as the QC Review requirements.
The Chief, Finance Branch, will select the review teams annually
for each Regional Office, Central Office Business Office (COBO),
Management and Specialty Training Center (MSTC), and the
Accounting Operations Section (AOS), Finance Branch.
— The number of people on the review team and the designation
of the Reviewer-in-Charge (RIC) is at the discretion of each
Comptroller or the Chief, Finance Branch, as appropriate.
— The review team’s selection and the RIC’s designation will
be in writing and maintained with the working papers for
each review.
PS 2011.09
4/23/2003
Page 4
The Regional Comptroller may consider using UNICOR Business
Office staff to conduct the QC reviews in those institutions
having a UNICOR Business Office. In return, the institution's
Office of Financial Management (OFM) staff may conduct UNICOR
Business Office QC reviews.
— UNICOR staff must use the guidelines set forth in this PS
when reviewing the OFM.
— The appropriate Comptroller will determine and arrange the
use of UNICOR Business Office staff to conduct QC Reviews.
History
PS 2011.09 dated 2003-04-23
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