(1)(a) utilize a qualified third party to conduct an audit of each public safety answering point within the county; and

     (1)(b) require the audit to be completed no later than January 1, 2025.

     (2)(a) how best to provide the emergency services within the county;

     (2)(b) what needs to happen for the PSAPs within the county to achieve a transfer rate, as defined in Section 69-2-204, of 2% or less;

     (2)(c) whether the county could provide more cost efficient emergency service or improve public safety by establishing a single public safety answering point for the county; and

     (2)(d) the extent to which the dispatch center‘s policies, procedures, or interlocal agreements cause a PSAP to experience difficulty in meeting the requirements of Section 63H-7a-304.5.

     (3)(a) Each public safety answering point shall participate and cooperate in the audit described in Subsection (1).

     (3)(b) A public safety answering point that fails to participate and cooperate in the audit as described in Subsection (1) is ineligible for funding or services provided by the Unified Statewide 911 Emergency Services Account described in Section 63H-7a-304.

     (4)(a) a copy of the audit report; and

     (4)(b) a written plan of how and when the county will implement the audit recommendations.