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Office of Inspector. General exclusion from Federal health care programs. School represents that neither School nor any of the personnel providing services under this Agreement are excluded from any federal health care programs. In the event School learns that it is excluded from federal health care programs, then School will promptly notify all parties to this Agreement and this Agreement will immediately terminate. In the event an employee, contractor or agent of School providing services under this Agreement becomes a provider excluded from federal health care programs, School will notify all parties to this Agreement and immediately cease using that individual or entity for the provision of services under this Agreement.
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Office of Inspector. General (OIG) “Office of Inspector General (OIG)” means the Office of Inspector General within the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
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Office of Inspector. General Audits and Reviews During this reporting period, the Office of Inspector General completed seven audits/reviews of NSA tasks. Six audits/reviews were completed by Audit Unit staff and one audit was completed by a law enforcement auditing consultants. The purpose of the audits/reviews was to identify deficiencies that could impact compliance with the Agreement and Departmental policy, as well as inefficiencies in practice. In addition to the six NSA related audits/reviews, the Audit Unit completed audits/reviews of search warrants and confidential informants. NSA-related audits/reviews are listed below and summarized in this section:
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Office of Inspector. GENERAL AUDITS AND REVIEWS During this reporting period, the Office of Inspector General completed seven audits/reviews of NSA tasks. Five audits/reviews were completed by Audit Unit staff and two audits were completed by a law enforcement auditing consultant, Veritas Assurance Group (Veritas), hired by OPD to help build audit capacity. The purpose of the audits/reviews was to identify deficiencies that could impact compliance with the Agreement and Departmental policy, as well as inefficiencies in practice. In addition to the seven NSA related audits/reviews, the Audit Unit completed five audits/reviews of risk areas not related directly to NSA tasks (Canine Program, Confidential Informant Files, Drug Evidence Check Out and Return Procedures, Imprest Accounts, and Pursuits). NSA-related audits/reviews are listed below and summarized in this section:
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