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 <title>Purchase Cards: Control Weaknesses Leave Two Navy Units Vulnerable to Fraud and Abuse</title>
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<abstract>GAO studied purchase card activity at the Space and Naval Warfare
Systems Command (SPAWAR) Systems Center San Diego and the Navy	 
Public Works Center in San Diego. GAO reported that the two units
had a significant breakdown in internal controls over the $68	 
million in fiscal year 2000 purchase card transactions tested.	 
GAO found fraudulent, improper, and abusive purchases and theft  
and misuse of government property. Neither SPAWAR nor the Navy	 
Public Works Center had effective policies for issuance of	 
purchase cards, establishing credit limits, and minimizing the	 
federal government&apos;s financial exposure. Any employee having	 
supervisory approval could get a card. These units did not	 
perform credit checks on prospective cardholders. GAO also found 
that: (1) nearly half of SPAWAR&apos;s fiscal year 2000 purchase card 
transactions and over half of the Navy Public Works Center&apos;s	 
transactions were made by employees who did not have documented  
evidence of timely training; (2) policies for rebate management  
were deficient, including a lack of procedures to maximize	 
rebates and ensure that bank calculations of rebates were	 
correct; and (3) management was not effectively utilizing	 
internal reviews and audits to determine whether purchase card	 
internal controls were effectively implemented. These specific	 
internal control weaknesses contributed to additional purchases  
that are potentially fraudulent, improper, or abusive. GAO	 
summarized this report in testimony before Congress (GAO-01-995T,
July 2001).</abstract>
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