West Virginia Code § 17-2A-6a

Independent performance audit of the Division of Highways
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(a) Beginning May 1, 2015, the Division of Highways shall provide access to and make
available all of the Division's books, accounts, records and any other information requested
by the independent qualified firm that may be selected by the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to conduct a performance audit of the Division of Highways and
any one or more of the individual district within the state road system for thee preceding
three fiscal years, as determined by the Joint Committee on Government and Finance.
(b) The independent qualified firm selected to conduct the performance audit shall be
selected by the Legislative Auditor under the oversight of the Joiunt Committee on
Government and Finance on a competitive bid based upon price and qualifications. The
performance audit shall be conducted in accordance with thte generally accepted
government auditing standards. The audit may include, but not be limited to examination of
areas of inefficiency, best practices, the appropriateness of staffing across functions and
locations, vehicles allocated within the agency, compensation levels including overtime and
relation to employee turnover, procurement practices, existing or recommended system of
performance benchmarks, organizational struscture, and internal operating or management
policies.
(c) The independent qualified firm sghall submit the final report of the audit to the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance, with a copy to the Governor, on or before December
31, 2015. The Joint Committeee on Government and Finance may authorize extension of the
reporting requirement or expansion of the terms of the audit. The Joint Committee on
Government and FinancLe shall pay the costs associated with the performance audit
prescribed by this section.

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