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Today’s audit is the first in a series that will examine state spending of COVID-19 federal funding.

The silent call feature is used to communicate with individuals who are not able to speak because they are deaf or hard of hearing, or if it’s unsafe to speak.

A previous audit issued in 2016 found similar issues related to inventory tracking.

DDS stated that it has begun to institute new oversight policies and procedures to address the audit’s findings.

Audit examined CCCC’s information system (IS) controls.

MassHealth initiates policy reforms to address issues raised in audit.

In its response, BSH stated that it has begun to take steps to address the audit’s concerns.

Bump highlights the accountability mechanisms necessary to ensure integrity, security, and consumer protection in legalized sports betting.

DA's current case management system, known as DAMION, is not well-suited to track and report on many aspects of the criminal justice system.

Commission has not effectively addressed recommendations from previous audit.

Report pointed to deficiencies in criminal background record checks, reconciliation reports, as well as the process the Lottery was using to prevent family members of lottery employees from claiming winning tickets.

BAMSI was found to have charged more than $11,000 in non-reimbursable expenses to its state contracts and did not properly maintain an accurate inventory of assets.

Bump announces she will not seek a fourth term.

Report identifies over $777,000 in unallowable expenses

Bump voices support for "An Act relative to early voting cost reimbursements," filed by Representative Steve Ultrino and Senator Rebecca Rausch.