§ 1813 Inspection, examination and audit of centers.

Every year, the State Auditor and Inspector checks the finances of dispute resolution centers. This includes looking at the Dispute Resolution System Revolving Fund, which is the pool of money that supports these centers.

The auditor's job is to make sure the money is being handled correctly and that the centers are following proper financial practices. This yearly check helps keep the system honest and makes sure public funds are used the way they're supposed to be used.

For people who use or work with these dispute resolution centers, this rule means there's ongoing oversight of how the centers manage their money. It's a built-in safeguard to catch problems early and keep the system accountable.