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	Record Group Number:	000100
	Series/Collection Number:	.S 2374
	Creator:	Florida. Governor.
	Title, Dates:	Office of the Inspector General case files, 2009-2013.
	Amount:	3 cubic ft.
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	Organization/Arrangement:	By case number.
	Restrictions:	RESTRICTED: Social security and bank account numbers present in these records are exempt from public disclosure per 119.071(4)(a) and 119.071(5)(b), F.S.
	Terms Governing Use:	RESTRICTED: Social security and bank account numbers present in these records are exempt from public disclosure per 119.071(4)(a) and 119.071(5)(b), F.S. Any copies requested by researchers must be checked by staff and have confidential/exempt information redacted.
	Biographical/Historical:	In 1994, the Office of the Chief Inspector General was created in Section 14.32, Florida Statutes. The office is responsible for promoting accountability, integrity and efficiency in state government. The Chief Inspector General is responsible for monitoring the activities of the Offices of Inspectors General in state agencies that are under the jurisdiction of the Governor. The Chief Inspector General reports directly to the Governor both administratively and functionally. Within the Office of Chief Inspector General, there are two distinct functions: audits and investigations. The audit function is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve the Office of the Governor's operations or operations funded by the Office of the Governor. In carrying out the audit responsibilities, the Chief Inspector General reviews and evaluates internal controls to ensure fiscal accountability of the agency. In carrying out the investigative duties, the Chief Inspector General initiates, conducts, supervises and coordinates investigations designed to detect, deter, prevent and eradicate fraud, waste, mismanagement, misconduct and other abuses in government.
	Summary:	This series contains records that document the Office of the Chief Inspector General's special reviews of state agencies as requested by the Executive Office of the Governor (EOG). Case number 201209100011 is a review of the process by which the EOG awarded economic development incentives to Digital Domain Media Group, after which the company announced it would be closing its facility in Port St. Lucie. Case number 201209050006 is a review of excess travel expenditures within Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and recommendations to ensure all travel is done as cost effectively as possible. The types of records include financial audits, summary reports, news articles regarding claims against the agencies in question and correspondence within the Office of the Chief Inspector General.
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	Subject Access Fields:	Auditors' reports Florida Budget Florida Economic development. Investigations, Governmental. Travel costs Florida Audits. aat Budgets. aat Electronic records (digital records). aat Financial records. aat Personnel records. aat
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