Pol-Fiscal Misconduct
2023年5月10日星期三11:57:53 GMT-0400(东部夏令时)
University of Louisville
OFFICIAL
UNIVERSITY
ADMINISTRATIVE
POLICY
POLICY NAME
Fiscal Misconduct
EFFECTIVE DATE
October 22, 2007
POLICY NUMBER
ICO-1.03
POLICY APPLICABILITY
This policy applies to University Employees (administrators, faculty, and staff).
REASON FOR POLICY
The university is committed to maintaining the public trust regarding the management and stewardship of university assets. The purpose of this policy is to promote employee awareness, to communicate the university’s expectations of its employees regarding suspected fiscal misconduct, and to establish procedures for appropriate action in any case of suspected fiscal misconduct.
This policy applies to all university employees in fiscal matters of the university and its affiliated and related corporations. All supervisory personnel are expected to be aware of the policy as any suspected instance of fiscal misconduct must be promptly identified, reported, and investigated.
POLICY STATEMENT
All university employees, including student employees, are responsible for proper conduct and handling of any university resources or fiscal matters entrusted to them in accordance with university policies and the law.
DEFINITIONS
1) Fiscal misconduct: includes, but is not limited to:
- Embezzlement or misappropriation of university funds, goods, property, services, or other resources;
- Forgery or unauthorized alteration of financial documents or records;
- Improper handling or reporting of financial transactions;
- Authorizing or receiving compensation for goods not received or services not performed;
- Authorizing or receiving compensation for hours not worked; and
- Authorizing or receiving reimbursement for travel and related expenses not incurred or not authorized under university policy.
2) Suspected fiscal misconduct: a reasonable belief or actual knowledge that fiscal misconduct has occurred or is occurring.
PROCEDURES
University Employees
All university employees are responsible for promptly reporting to Audit Services any suspected fiscal misconduct, whether by members of the university community or by persons outside the university, involving university resources.
Individuals who are not responsible for investigating reports of fiscal misconduct shall not attempt to conduct investigations. All university employees are expected to cooperate fully with those authorized to conduct an investigation of suspected fiscal misconduct.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY
Vice President for Risk, Audit, and Compliance
RESPONSIBLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT/DIVISION
University Integrity and Compliance Office
215 Central Avenue, Suite 205, Louisville, KY 40208
Phone: 502.852.5709
Email: compliance@louisville.edu
HISTORY
Revision Date(s): July 6, 2015 (reformatted only); November 28, 2017; January 25, 2019 (minor revisions); September 6, 2022 (minor revision); May 10, 2023
Reviewed Date(s): July 6, 2015; November 28, 2017
The University Policy and Procedure Library is updated regularly. In order to ensure a printed copy of this document is current, please access it online at /policies.