New Jersey § 30:4d-59

§ 30:4d-59.

a. The Medicaid audit, program integrity, fraud , and abuse prevention and recovery functions, all officers and employees that the

Medicaid Inspector General deems qualified and substantially engaged therein, and

any documents and records that the Medicaid Inspector General deems necessary and

related to the transfer of such functions and personnel, shall be transferred to the

Office of the Medicaid Inspector General from the Medicaid Office of Program Integrity

Unit and the Third Party Liability Unit in the Division of Medical Assistance and

Health Services, the Division of Aging Services, the Division of Disability Services, the Division of Developmental Disabilities,

the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services, the Division of Child Protection and Permanency , the Division of Child Behavioral Health Services, 1 the Department of Health and the Department of the Treasury. The Medicaid Inspector General shall consult with the head of each department or

agency from which such function is to be transferred to determine the officers and

employees to be transferred. b. The Medicaid Inspector General shall have general managerial control over the office

and shall establish the organizational structure of the office as the Medicaid Inspector

General deems appropriate to carry out the responsibilities and functions of the office. Within the limits of funds appropriated therefor, the Medicaid Inspector General

may hire such employees in the unclassified service as are necessary to administer

the office. These employees shall serve at the pleasure of the Medicaid Inspector General. Subject to the availability of appropriations, the Medicaid Inspector General may

obtain the services of certified public accountants, qualified management consultants,

professional auditors, or other professionals necessary to independently perform the

functions of the office. 1

Now, the Division of Children’s System of Care.