42 U.S.C. § 12643 — Rights of access, examination, and copying

(a) Comptroller General Subject to other applicable law, the Comptroller General (or an authorized representative) can access, examine, and copy any books, documents, papers, records, or other recorded information — in any form — that is held by the Corporation or by any state or local government, territory, Indian tribe, or public or private nonprofit that gets this program's money directly or indirectly, and that the Comptroller General considers necessary for an evaluation, audit, or review. (b) Chief Financial Officer The same access right belongs to the Corporation's Chief Financial Officer, for records held by the same range of recipients, and that relate to the Chief Financial Officer's own duties. (c) Inspector General The same access right also belongs to the Corporation's Inspector General, for records held by the same range of recipients under the national service laws, and that relate to that assistance or to the Inspector General's duties under chapter 4 of title 5.