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2017-02 Performance Audit Report: Cash Handling at County of Hawai'i's Department of Water Supply
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2017-02 Performance Audit Report: Cash Handling at County of Hawai'i's Department of Water Supply
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(a) Manage controls and operate the waterworks of the county and all <br />property thereof. <br />(b) Adopt rules and regulations, which shall have the force and effect of law <br />relating to the management, control, operation, preservation, and <br />protection of the waterworks of the county... <br />County of Hawaii Department of Water Supply, Revised Cashier Procedures Accounting <br />& Internal Control Basic Procedures (January 2010) states: <br />CASH RECEIPTS — Cashier Procedures <br />I. Equipment Assignment, Security, & Access: <br />1. Each cashier will be held responsible for an assigned and lockable "cash can," <br />unique date paid stamp, and change fund. Each cashier will be the only person <br />authorized to access the contents of their cash can. Sharing of cash cans <br />between two or more cashier at the same time is prohibited. For example, during <br />break times when there is only one designated Cashier available, a Clerk Meter <br />Reader assisting customers should direct payment collection to the Cashier. <br />Cash cans are to be locked at all, times when the responsible cashier is unable <br />to monitor access to the cash can (e.g. breaks, errands, etc.). Substitute <br />Cashiers shall access or obtain key for cash can through the District Supervisor <br />(Waimea &Kona) or Controller (Hilo). <br />2. Each cashier will be assigned their own unique date paid stamp, to be used to <br />date stamp stubs brought in or receipts prepared for over the counter collections. <br />Cashiers should not share date paid stamps under any circumstances and will be <br />held responsible for transactions bearing their date paid stamp. <br />II. Security Protocols: <br />1. Cashiers shall ensure cash & checks on employees desks are secured if it is <br />necessary to step away from their workstations during close out, payment <br />posting and or preparation of deposit. <br />2. Access to combination safes in the District offices shall be limited to the District <br />Supervisor, Assistant District Supervisor, and Cashiers. Safes shall be kept <br />locked at all times. Cash cans shall be kept in the locked safe while not in use for <br />the day. Cash cans in use during the day shall be kept in locked counter drawers <br />while not in use. <br />3. Access to cashiering area should be limited only to Cashiers and Supervisor. <br />Only Cashiers should be handling payments from customers. <br />DWS Cash Receipts Audit Criteria 126 <br />
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