The Inside Scoop has the state auditor’s report on Sit-In Movement Inc., the brains and the pocketbook supporting the International Civil Rights Museum.
The auditor reviewed expenditures totaling $2.7 million to “examine their reasonableness, whether the expenditures were approved and had supporting documentation, and whether the internal controls prevented them from being paid twice.”
A total of 43 expenditures indicated weaknesses of internal control, including the purchase of five big-screen TVs that were purchased to test presentations and movies that would be shown on them.
The report questioned the timing of this purchase “due to rapidly changing technology as well as the need for eight TVs to test presentations/movies.”
Not that it matters now. But this would still have been nice to know before the election.
