42-9.4-3. Qualifications.

To be eligible to be appointed as an inspector general, a candidate shall have, at a minimum,

the following qualifications:

(1) Hold a bachelor's degree or higher in criminal justice, public administration, law

enforcement, accounting, or a related area;

(2) Have at least ten (10) years of professional experience in auditing, investigations, law

enforcement, accounting, or a related area;

(3) Hold a professional certificate from the Association of Inspectors General, including

Certified Inspector General or Certified Inspector General Investigator; and

(4) Demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding the mission of public service. Candidates

must provide prior professional opinions, positions, or actions that may influence the candidate's

approach to the role, which will be subject to public disclosure to the extent permitted under law.