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Section 8.1B_OCSP Additional Considerations

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File TitleSection 8.1B_OCSP Additional Considerations
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Please use pages 2 through 8 to describe the OCSP management team, operational capacity, and internal accounting and administrative controls systems including the following:
    1. SECTION 1: A description of the OCSP’s operational capacity, skills, and experience of the OCSP program management team. For example, address whether the OCSP has adequate organizational resources, infrastructure, systems, and standard operating policies and procedures to administer the OCSP.
Please provide your narrative on pages 2-3. 
Refer to the SSBCI Capital Program Policy Guidelines, Section VIII. Approving State OCSPs, subsection g. Additional Considerations for Approving OCSPs – OCSP Experience and Capacity – 12 U.S.C. § 5705(d)(2).
    2. SECTION 2: A description of the ability of the OCSP to manage increases in the volume of its small business lending or investing. For example, describe the OCSP organizational infrastructure, resources, and the management team’s skills and experience to handle increases in small business lending or investing. Please provide your narrative on page 4-5.
Refer to the SSBCI Capital Program Policy Guidelines, Section VIII. Approving State OCSPs, subsection g. Additional Considerations for Approving OCSPs – OCSP Capacity to Manage Increases – 12 U.S.C. § 5705(d)(3).
    3. SECTION 3: A description of the internal accounting and administrative controls systems of the OCSP and the extent to which such systems can provide reasonable assurance that the SSBCI funds will be safeguarded against waste, loss, unauthorized use, and misappropriation. For example, provide evidence of one or more of the following:
        a. periodic internal audits
        b. annual independent audits (including management letters)
        c. program financial statements current within the past year
        d. adequate accounting and financial management systems 
Please provide your narrative on pages 6-7.
Refer to the SSBCI Capital Program Policy Guidelines, Section VIII. Approving State OCSPs, subsection g. Additional Considerations for Approving OCSPs – OCSP Accounting and Administrative Controls – 12 U.S.C. § 5705(d)(4).
    4. SECTION 4: A description of the soundness of the OCSP’s program design and implementation plan. For example, address whether research and market surveys have been conducted to determine program demand; whether successful programs that have operated before have been modified to meet SSBCI requirements; and whether the OCSP incorporates industry best practices.	Please provide your narrative on page 8.
Refer to the SSBCI Capital Program Policy Guidelines, Section VIII. Approving State OCSPs, subsection g. Additional Considerations for Approving OCSPs – OCSP Program Design and Implementation Plan – 12 U.S.C. § 5705(d)(5).
SECTION 1: A description of the OCSP’s operational capacity, skills, and experience of the OCSP program management team.
SECTION 1 (continued):
SECTION 2: A description of the capacity of the OCSP to manage increases in the volume of its small business lending or investing. 
SECTION 2 (continued):
SECTION 3: A description of the internal accounting and administrative controls systems of the OCSP and the extent to which such systems can provide reasonable assurance that the SSBCI funds will be safeguarded against waste, loss, unauthorized use, and misappropriation. .
SECTION 3 (continued):
SECTION 4: A description of the soundness of the OCSP’s program design and implementation plan.