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Bump's office found DHCD did not inform program participants of registered sex offenders living or working near shelter sites

Practice resulted in other insurance providers being overbilled.

Division of Apprentice Standards Did Not Conduct Required Quality Reviews for Any of the Sponsors Examined by Audit

Proposed contract lacked required elements, including minimum wage and health insurance benefits for the contract workers and an offer of jobs to qualified existing bookstore staff.

Continuous care beds in the Commonwealth have decreased from approximately 12,000 in 1970 to today's current level of 693

Solar will serve a three year term and will be eligible for reappointment

FSU did not have documentation to show that its resident assistant staff members received these trainings

Improper reporting of job impact and loan data could undermine public trust in effectiveness of program

Program was designed to encourage Massachusetts businesses to purchase goods and services from other Bay State businesses

Bump will serve in this position until June 2020 and will host the NSAA’s annual conference in Boston next year.

Bump’s audit determined that NADHC did not have proper physician order documentation for adult day health services that were provided to MassHealth members, totaling $92,644.

Bump emphasizes need for additional regulatory oversight in any future sports betting industry.

Earlier this year, Bump appointed a registered nurse to serve on the HPC.

The audit, which found no failures in certain aspects of OCA’s administration of critical incident reports and complaint line contacts, notes the need for additional reporting to OCA regarding allegations of abuse.

Bump's audit found some labor case types were taking over 2,500 days to resolve