North Carolina § 143D-6 Standards setting responsibilities

North Carolina Statutes

§ 143D-6 — Standards setting responsibilities

North Carolina § 143D-6

Ch. 143DThe State Governmental Accountability and Internal Control Act

Art. 2Internal Control Responsibilities

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 143D-6 (2026).

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The State Controller, in consultation with the State Auditor, shall establish comprehensive standards, policies, and procedures to ensure a strong and effective system of internal control within State government. These standards, policies, and procedures shall be made readily available to all State agencies, and the State Controller shall make appropriate education efforts to inform relevant State agency staffs of the standards, policies, procedures, and internal control best practices. These efforts shall include the development of training courses, manuals, and other information sources to promulgate internal control standards, policies, procedures, and best practices throughout all State agencies. (2007-520, s. 1.)

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The State Controller, in consultation with the State Auditor, shall establish comprehensive standards, policies, and procedures to ensure a strong and effective system of internal control within State government. These standards, policies, and procedures shall be made readily available to all State agencies, and the State Controller shall make appropriate education efforts to inform relevant State agency staffs of the standards, policies, procedures, and internal control best practices. These efforts shall include the development of training courses, manuals, and other information sources to promulgate internal control standards, policies, procedures, and best practices throughout all State agencies. (2007-520, s. 1.)