31 Miss. Code. R. 1-3.3 - Audits
1. District supervisors shall audit each
driver license examiner under their supervision not less than once a month. A
record of the audit must be maintained at the district level for a period of
three (3) years. Audits will be unannounced.
2. The following items shall be checked, but
not limited to:
a. Cash and checks on hand
collected since the last report was filed.
b. Receipts written since the last report was
filed.
c. Validation dates of
deposit slips corresponding with daily activity reports.
d. Bypassed receipts (receipts that were not
listed on the report as written or voided).
e. Unused receipt books (an audit should be
made of each receipt book that is issued to the examiner, checking for missing
or used receipts).
3. A
representative of the Comptroller's office and/or supervisor from the Driver
Services Bureau may visit with the examiner and/or the district supervisor for
an unannounced spot check audit.
4.
The supervisor should refer to General Order 15/01 of their policy and
procedure manual (Blue Book) when conducting audits.
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