A General Services Administration watchdog said significant risks remain for fraud and abuse in the agency’s charge card program despite multiple calls for its reform in recent years.

A report released Monday by the GSA’s inspector general said the agency has yet to establish an effective system for providing explanations for questionable purchases by its employees and for cutting off the accounts of those who no longer work at the federal government’s housekeeping agency.

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