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6 <br /> Slide #7 <br /> Audit Results <br /> . , , <br /> Audit Wewkriws <br /> ��Cherry Bekaert" <br /> April Adams continued the presentation. She explained that a for audit results, there are <br /> four opinions that are issued. She said that all four of the county's opinions are unmodified. She <br /> said that unmodified means a clean opinion and this is the highest level of assurance that an <br /> audit firm can provide to a client. She said that the financial statement is calling to the Board's <br /> attention two items. She explained that the first is related to the County's implementation of <br /> Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Standard 84 and associated changes of <br /> reporting around that. She said that the second item of attention is an previous adjustment <br /> related to debt for the Sportsplex fund and that there was a correction that needed to take place <br /> from last year to this year. She said that the single audit, for the federal and state dollars that <br /> the county administers, identified two finding. She said that both findings are related to the <br /> Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program. She explained that the tested <br /> twenty of the MOE cases and that one of those files indicated that there was a child in the home <br /> when in fact it was a 26-year-old person and thus an incorrect determination of eligibility based <br /> upon that test. She explained that this resulted in a nonmaterial, noncompliance finding. She <br /> said that the second finding was a material weakness, and it relates controls around the <br /> operation of the program and the determination of eligibility. She stated that the state sent out a <br /> directive letter that said that 25% of all the cases that get determined during the year need to be <br /> reviewed as part of the quality control to ensure that all of the right documentation is there. She <br /> said that the audit found that 25% review was not being done. <br />