COMPUTERIZED TRIBAL IV-D SYSTEMS AND OFFICE AUTOMATION Subpart D—Accountability and Monitoring Procedures for Computerized Tribal IV-D Systems

§ 310.40 · 1 section

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What requirements apply for accessing systems and records for monitoring Computerized Tribal IV-D Systems and Office Automation?

§ 310.40

In accordance with part 95 of this title, a comprehensive Tribal IV-D agency must allow OCSE access to the system in all of its aspects, including installation, operation, and cost records of contractors and subcontractors, and of Service Agreements at such intervals as are deemed necessary by OCSE to determine whether the conditions for FFP approval are being met and to determine the efficiency, effectiveness, reasonableness of the system and its cost.

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