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 <title>Purchase Cards: Control Weaknesses Leave Two Navy Units Vulnerable to Fraud and Abuse</title>
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<abstract>This testimony discusses internal controls weaknesses that left
two San Diego Navy units open to credit fraud and abuse. GAO	 
found that the serious breakdown in internal controls at the	 
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command San Diego and Navy Public
Works San Diego are the result of a weak overall internal control
environment, flawed or nonexistent policies and procedures, and  
employees that do not adhere to valid policies. The proliferation
of cardholders at these two activities resulted in over 1,700	 
cardholders with essentially the authority to make their own	 
purchase decisions in an environment that lacked basic controls  
over receipt of government property, certification of monthly	 
statements, and accountability over sensitive property items. GAO
found that these weak internal controls resulted in lost, stolen,
missing, or misused government property, potentially abusive use 
of purchase cards, and payment of unauthorized and potentially	 
fraudulent charges. The combination of these factors also	 
contributed to the five known fraud cases and leaves the	 
government highly vulnerable to significant additional fraud,	 
waste, and abuse from the purchase card program at these two Navy
units.</abstract>
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