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FDA's Stewardship of Federal Programs

FDA is subject to audits of its internal activities as well as activities performed by its grantees and contractors. In this August 2019 report, the DHHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) examines the timeliness of FDA's performance in resolving audit findings as of September 30, 2016. Conclusions are mixed and state that FDA runs the risk of noncompliance with Federal requirements and mismanagement of Federal funds but finds that significant progress has been made since 2016, including developing and distributing appropriate policies. FDA's comments on the report are included as an appendix.

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