Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 80-12-6-.03 - Examinations and Investigations
(1)
The Department shall examine or investigate all MALPBs at least once each year
and may examine or investigate any MALPB more frequently at any time it deems
such action necessary or desirable. At least once annually, the examination
shall consist of a comprehensive review of the accounts, records, and affairs
of the MALPB. To aid in its examination or investigation of an MALPB, the
Department may conduct an examination or investigation of the MALPB's holding
companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, eligible organizations, or support
organizations.
(2) Notwithstanding
Paragraph 1, the Department may, consistent with the purposes of the Act and
the rules enacted pursuant to the Act, alter the examination frequency and
scope in order to: assure that appropriate time and attention are devoted to
the supervision of troubled entities regulated by the Department; or minimize
the examination burden on well-managed MALPBs which have consistently been
operated with safe and sound practices.
(3) To aid the Department in examining or
investigating an MALPB, its holding companies, affiliates, subsidiaries,
eligible organizations, or support organizations, the Department may determine
that it needs to retain a third-party expert to assist with the examination or
investigation. The third-party expert will analyze the accounts, records,
affairs, systems, data, or information requested by the Department and provide
the results to the Department. Any fees or costs associated with a third-party
expert retained to aid the Department with the examination or investigation of
the MALPB will be paid by the MALPB. The general provisions that must be
contained in the third-party expert agreement are set forth in Rule
80-12-6-.04.
(4) An MALPB is required to cooperate with
and provide access to all accounts, records, affairs, systems, data or
information requested by a third-party expert retained to assist the Department
with the examination or investigation. The failure to cooperate with the
third-party expert will result in an enforcement action.
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