The governing board shall contract annually with a certified public accountant for performance of an audit and preparation of audited financial statements of the fund prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and a report containing an analysis of the impact of the fund on the state's economy, business and employment activity generated by loans from the fund, and the effects of that activity on state and local tax revenues. The governing board shall provide the financial statements and report to the governor, the insurance commissioner, and the legislative council and make copies available to the public. The cost of the audit and preparation of financial statements and report must be paid from the fund.
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