§ 41-5A-1 Created; divisions; offices
§ 41-5A-2 Chief examiner – Appointment and functions; vacancies; removal from office
§ 41-5A-3 Chief examiner – Qualifications
§ 41-5A-4 Chief examiner – Oath of office; bond
§ 41-5A-5 Chief examiner – Powers and duties generally
§ 41-5A-5.1 Chief examiner – Review and report of the expiration dates of terms of board members; audits of boards and their compliance with Section 36-14-17
§ 41-5A-6 Chief examiner – Recovery audits for overpayments of state funds
§ 41-5A-7 Assistant chief examiner
§ 41-5A-8 Compensation of chief examiner and assistant chief examiner
§ 41-5A-9 Assistants, deputies, and employees; division or unit heads
§ 41-5A-10 Legal assistance by Attorney General and district attorneys
§ 41-5A-11 Chief legal counsel for department; assistants
§ 41-5A-12 Periodic examinations and audits of state and county offices, departments, boards, etc
§ 41-5A-12.1 Audit of municipality under certain circumstances
§ 41-5A-12.2 Audit or examination of nonprofit corporations providing water service to the public
§ 41-5A-13 Compilation and distribution of rules and other materials
§ 41-5A-14 Subpoenas
§ 41-5A-15 Authority to administer oaths, take depositions, and certify official acts
§ 41-5A-16 Legislative Committee on Public Accounts – Established; composition; vacancies
§ 41-5A-17 Legislative Committee on Public Accounts – Meetings; per diem and travel expenses
§ 41-5A-18 Legislative Committee on Public Accounts – Reports
§ 41-5A-19 Sworn reports of audits
§ 41-5A-20 Settlement of charges; recovery of overpayments
§ 41-5A-21 Officers to keep uniform accounts
§ 41-5A-22 Disposition of funds
§ 41-5A-23 Transfer of powers, functions, property, funds, etc.; officers and employees; references to prior Chapter 5
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Terms Used In Alabama Code > Title 41 > Chapter 5A - Examiners of Public Accounts

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