Common use of Reviews and audits Clause in Contracts

Reviews and audits. The MDHHS may conduct reviews and audits of the CMHSP regarding performance under this contract. The MDHHS shall make good faith efforts to coordinate reviews and audits to minimize duplication of effort by the CMHSP and independent auditors conducting audits and Compliance Examinations. These reviews and audits will focus on CMHSP compliance with state and federal laws, rules, regulations, policies, and waiver provisions, in addition to contract provisions and CMHSP policy and procedure. Reviews and audits shall be conducted according to the following protocols, except when conditions appear to be severe and warrant deviation or when state or federal laws supersede these protocols.

Reviews and audits. The MDHHS MDCH may conduct reviews and audits of the CMHSP regarding performance under this contract. The MDHHS MDCH shall make good faith efforts to coordinate reviews and audits to minimize duplication of effort by the CMHSP and independent auditors conducting audits and Compliance Examinations. These reviews and audits will focus on CMHSP compliance with state and federal laws, rules, regulations, policies, and waiver provisions, in addition to contract provisions and CMHSP policy and procedure. Reviews and audits shall be conducted according to the following protocols, except when conditions appear to be severe and warrant deviation or when state or federal laws supersede these protocols.

Reviews and audits. The MDHHS MDCH may conduct reviews and audits of the CMHSP regarding performance under this contract. The MDHHS MDCH shall make good faith efforts to coordinate reviews and audits to minimize duplication of effort by the CMHSP and independent auditors conducting audits and Compliance Examinations. These reviews and audits will focus on CMHSP compliance with state and federal laws, rules, regulations, policies, and waiver provisions, in addition to contract provisions and CMHSP policy and procedure. Reviews and audits shall be conducted according to the following protocols, except when conditions appear to be severe and warrant deviation or when state or federal laws supersede these protocols.