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32 | On 7/23/2024, the financial audit report was received at the Oakland Regional Office. Based on the report, the “Licensee did not respond to the documents request and did not provide any documents by the due date. Licensee did not provide any requested items, including LIC 401, LIC 403, utility bills, bank statements, workers' compensation policy, ...
“The licensee did not comply with all applicable laws & regulations because the licensee failed to provide required information and documentation to carry out the solvency audits ...
Based on records reviewed and interview conducted, clients’ P&I money checks from RCEB gets to the facility’s P.O. Box approximately every 11th or 12th of each month. Then, the Administrator deposits the money to the facility bank account and withdraws the cash and takes the money to the facility for the clients’ use.
Based on interview conducted with the Administrator, P&I monies are received every 11th or 12th of each month, gets deposited to the bank then withdrawn and made available to the clients usually by the 15th of each month.
A review of the P&I log indicates that P&I monies get logged on the last week of each month, which is approximately two weeks after upon receipt of the monies from RCEB.
Based on interview conducted with Witness 1 (W1), the latest that P&I monies get received by the facilities is the 15th of each month and should be made available to the clients immediately.
W1 further stated that making the P&I monies available to the clients two weeks after receipt is unacceptable unless there is valid reason. This allegation is substantiated.
Based on LPA record reviews and interviews conducted, the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, therefore the above allegations are found to be substantiated. California Code of Regulations, Title 22, are being cited on the attached LIC 9099D
Exit interview was conducted with the Administrator and Appeal Rights was provided.
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