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“If one bottle of pop is unaccounted for, that’s immeterial to an unqualified audit but if it’s happening regularly, then it’s cause for concern...As with any internal accounting system, this is designed to give accuracy and to safeguard assets,”* he said.
Nicholas acknowledged that none of the other six school divisions audited by his firm have unqualified audits of activity and cafeteria funds.
Dr. Bloomer told the board that the administration and principals have no concerns over the new accounting procedures unless they are “implemented to the “nth” degree.” He stressed the necessity of purchasing the two cash registers, however, to avoid chaos and time loss in cafeteria operations.
With a projected surplus of $7,788 in the cafeteria fund at the end of this fiscal year, Newbili Miller suggested that the cost of the two cash registers come out of that account. Bloomer agreed to check with the state department of education on whether regulations allowed the registers to be purchased with cafeteria Binds. If not, the board authorized purchase from surplus funds left over in the current school budget.
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