Delaware Code § 14-5109

Audit of accounts
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The accounting records of the University may be audited by the Auditor of Accounts of the State or such other auditing official as the
General Assembly may from time to time appoint. Neither this nor any other law of this State, however, shall hereafter be construed as
imposing any duty upon, or creating the occasion for, any state official (with the exception of such state officials as may from time to
time also be Trustees of the University) to audit, question or inquire into the receipt, handling or expenditure of any funds coming to the
University from any source other than a state appropriation, provided, however, that if the University should hereafter commingle funds
which came from a state appropriation with other funds, the audit of state appropriated funds may be made complete even if in the process
of doing so, because of such commingling, nonstate funds have to be audited as well.
The University shall continue the practice, which has heretofore been followed on a voluntary basis, of obtaining an annual certified
audit of all its financial transactions and making the audit report available to the Board of Trustees.

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