Haw. Rev. Stat. § 103D-108
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Compliance audit unit; duties and responsibilities.
Official statutory text
The compliance audit unit shall:
(1) Review and assess applicable innovations in procurement methods or processes in other governmental jurisdictions or as described in national or regional publications;
(2) Review current or proposed statutes and rules to determine whether they promote fairness, efficiency, and accountability in the procurement process;
(3) Review selected contracts awarded pursuant to section 103D-304;
(4) Conduct studies, research, and analyses, and make reports and recommendations with respect to existing and new methods of procurement and other matters within the jurisdiction of the policy board;
(5) Establish and maintain a procurement library;
(6) Report to the appropriate agency and the chief procurement officer stating the areas of noncompliance and recommendations for remedial action; and
(7) Be present at legislative hearings and policy board meetings to present the findings of the unit. [L Sp 1993, c 8, pt of §2; am L 1998, c 11, §5]
(1) Review and assess applicable innovations in procurement methods or processes in other governmental jurisdictions or as described in national or regional publications;
(2) Review current or proposed statutes and rules to determine whether they promote fairness, efficiency, and accountability in the procurement process;
(3) Review selected contracts awarded pursuant to section 103D-304;
(4) Conduct studies, research, and analyses, and make reports and recommendations with respect to existing and new methods of procurement and other matters within the jurisdiction of the policy board;
(5) Establish and maintain a procurement library;
(6) Report to the appropriate agency and the chief procurement officer stating the areas of noncompliance and recommendations for remedial action; and
(7) Be present at legislative hearings and policy board meetings to present the findings of the unit. [L Sp 1993, c 8, pt of §2; am L 1998, c 11, §5]
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