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Policy 1C.2 Fraudulent or Other Dishonest Acts establishes the responsibilities
for investigating potential incidents of fraud or other dishonest acts,
taking remedial actions, and reporting evidence to the Legislative Auditor
and other appropriate authorities (click
here for a PDF of the training session Powerpoint presentation used
on April 26, 2006 at Anoka Technical College). The policy includes
the following:
- Employee Responsibilities: An employee is prohibited from
committing dishonest acts pursuant to this policy and applicable law.
- Reporting Suspected Fraud Incidents: An employee with a
reasonable basis for believing fraudulent or other dishonest acts
have occurred has a responsibility to report the suspected act in
a timely manner to their immediate supervisor or manager; the next
highest level of supervision or management if the employee suspects
involvement by the supervisor or manager; to the Office of the Chancellor
or institutional Director of Human Resources; or MnSCU Office of Internal
Auditing.
- Fraud Inquiry: Presidents, the Chancellor, or the Executive
Director of Internal Auditing shall be responsible for conducting
fraud inquiries to determine whether evidence of fraudulent or other
dishonest acts is substantiated and merits a fraud investigation or
other remedy.
- Fraud Investigation: If it is determined that a fraud inquiry
merits a fraud investigation, the president or Chancellor shall consult
with the Executive Director of Internal Auditing to determine responsibilities
for conducting the fraud investigation.
- Remedial Actions: If a fraud investigation substantiates
that a violation has occurred, remedial actions against or by MnSCU
employees shall be taken as appropriate. Remedial actions could include
any or all of the following: recovery of losses, referral to law enforcement,
correcting internal control deficiencies, and employee disciplinary
actions.
If you would like to learn
more about this policy or report fraud, please contact John Asmussen,
Executive Director of Internal Auditing, at (651) 296-2430 or via e-mail
at john.asmussen@so.mnscu.edu.
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