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Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2009304 : agency, Ohio Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Subject	registrations; POA; BMV; vehicle; DPS; officials; Exhibit; law; failure to comply with state law and/or regulations; Ohio. Dept. of Public Safety.; Ohio. Bureau of Motor Vehicles.; Automobiles--Registration and transfer--Ohio.; Power of attorney--Ohio.; OGI 1.19:2009304
Description	Title from PDF p. [i] (viewed on Mar. 5, 2010).; "Date of Report: February 3, 2010."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Identifier	http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304X1to30.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304X31to37.pdf
Language	eng
Relation	http://worldcat.org/oclc/540710821/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Motor Vehicles; Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Description-Abstract	On August 24, 2009, in response to a change in the law two years earlier, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles ("BMV") enacted new policies and procedures for people who rely on a third party to register their vehicles and obtain their license plates. Traditionally, the BMV, a division of the Ohio Department of Public Safety ("DPS"), has accommodated Ohio residents who are homebound, out of state attending college or serving in the military, or otherwise are unable to register their own vehicles. With the BMV's Power of Attorney ("POA") form, vehicle owners can appoint another person to register a vehicle on their behalf. The BMV introduced a new POA form and procedures in August 2009, after months of aborted attempts and mounting tensions between the BMV and DPS administration, culminating in the resignation of the top official at the BMV. Meanwhile, the Registrar, BMV investigators and law enforcement officials complained that the delays had undermined the integrity of vehicle registrations, facilitated illegal activity and raised identity theft and homeland security concerns. On September 3, 2009, pursuant to section 121.42 of the Ohio Revised Code, this office initiated an investigation.
Date-Issued	[2009]
Format-Extent	1 online resource (1 v. in 3 pt.)
Format-Medium	Government Publication
OCLC number	540710821

Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2009304 : agency, Ohio Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Subject	registrations; POA; BMV; vehicle; DPS; officials; Exhibit; law; failure to comply with state law and/or regulations; Ohio. Dept. of Public Safety.; Ohio. Bureau of Motor Vehicles.; Automobiles--Registration and transfer--Ohio.; Power of attorney--Ohio.; OGI 1.19:2009304
Description	Title from PDF p. [i] (viewed on Mar. 5, 2010).; "Date of Report: February 3, 2010."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Identifier	http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304X1to30.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009304X31to37.pdf
Language	eng
Relation	http://worldcat.org/oclc/540710821/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Motor Vehicles; Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Description-Abstract	On August 24, 2009, in response to a change in the law two years earlier, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles ("BMV") enacted new policies and procedures for people who rely on a third party to register their vehicles and obtain their license plates. Traditionally, the BMV, a division of the Ohio Department of Public Safety ("DPS"), has accommodated Ohio residents who are homebound, out of state attending college or serving in the military, or otherwise are unable to register their own vehicles. With the BMV's Power of Attorney ("POA") form, vehicle owners can appoint another person to register a vehicle on their behalf. The BMV introduced a new POA form and procedures in August 2009, after months of aborted attempts and mounting tensions between the BMV and DPS administration, culminating in the resignation of the top official at the BMV. Meanwhile, the Registrar, BMV investigators and law enforcement officials complained that the delays had undermined the integrity of vehicle registrations, facilitated illegal activity and raised identity theft and homeland security concerns. On September 3, 2009, pursuant to section 121.42 of the Ohio Revised Code, this office initiated an investigation.
Date-Issued	[2009]
Format-Extent	1 online resource (1 v. in 3 pt.)
Format-Medium	Government Publication
OCLC number	540710821

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