Audit of ARBOC MOBILITY, LLC Sample Clauses

Audit of ARBOC MOBILITY, LLC. At the request of Executive Management, CLI may conduct an internal audit to monitor the financial performance of ARBOC MOBILITY, LLC and shall report the findings from all such audits to the Executive Management and the Members of the Board of Directors. ARBOC and CLI agree to cooperate with such internal auditors fully and to provide access to all information and records necessary for the conduction of such audit(s). All findings and working papers of the auditors shall be available to CLI and ARBOC. ARBOC MOBILITY, LLC shall be responsible for paying all costs associated with the internal audit including the time and expense incurred by CLI in completing the audit. Additionally, CLI shall have the right to conduct such an internal audit at its own expense at anytime.
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