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Requests for audits from other commissions and the public
1:50:30
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Executive Director Jeanne Victor discusses the process for receiving audit requests from other commissions and the public. She also touches on EEPC's communication with other agencies.
- EEPC has not received audit requests from other commissions recently
- There's no specific mechanism for public audit requests, but public issues may influence audit focus
- EEPC has some relationship with CCHR and is establishing more relationships with smaller agencies
Nantasha Williams
1:50:30
How often does the city civil service commission or city human rights commission request an audit from EEPC?
1:50:43
How do you receive a request to audit from these agencies?
1:50:47
Like, if they were to ask for an audit, how would you receive the request?
1:51:05
And does your agency are you in frequent communications with the civil service commission and
1:51:41
Thank you.
1:51:41
Is it possible for the
Jeanne Victor
1:50:37
I have not had a request from them since I've
1:50:53
So if they were to ask for an audit in any way that they asked, if they wanted a meeting or if they wanted to send an email or something to say that we need the EPC to conduct an audit, we would do so.
1:51:12
CCHR?
1:51:13
We're we have some relationship with CCHR more so than civil service commission, but recently, I know that CORE had organized a meeting where all the small agencies got together and we were a participant in that as well.
1:51:34
So we are establishing more relationships with some of the smaller agencies and city government.
1:51:42
public to submit an audit request?
1:51:46
For the public to submit an audit request?
1:51:51
I don't know that there's a mechanism for the public to submit an audit request.
1:51:57
However, if there are issues that occur that are public in a particular agency, that is something that we would probably be looking at.
1:52:10
Okay.
1:52:11
If an agency is found not
Amy Blumsack
1:50:41
been here.