Need to do 100 words on speaker notes, and body slide as a summary, 12 slides + 100 speaker words on each slide,do the assignment under the United states department of Justice not homeland security.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Speaker Notes Slide 2: The contents of the presentation are the following. • Role in the government • Mission • Budget goals • Current leadership • Financial risk, with examples from relevant public organizations • Illustrations of the impact of funds abuse in public organizations • The impact of funds abuse in public organizations • Three or more ideas for tactics or systems to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse of funds, citing the source and describing applications • Potential benefits of adopting these approaches Slide 3: The role of the U.S. Department of Homeland security in the government revolves around the effective and unified force to secure and safeguard the country from threats. The protection can be in securing the border, maritime, and aviation security. The role is to protect the country from threats like chemical, nuclear, and biological threats. Slide 4: The major mission is to secure the nation from threats. It also includes safeguarding the country from cyber security and chemical malfunctions. More than 240,000 employees work in this sector ranging from aviation and border security and the mission across these diverse backgrounds is to ensure security in the nation. Slide 5: The budget goals for 2023 are mentioned in the slides. It has only covered major budget allocations for the year 2023. For FY 2023, the budget provided is $56.7 Billion in discretionary funding. In addition to that $19.7 Billion for the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF) for major disasters and natural hazards. $309 million is provided for modern border security technology and asserts. And $176 million for trade and travel enforcement facilitation. $ 389 M to reduce the backlog in the petition. $ 1.4 B for 25,000 detention beds. Slide 6: In addition to that, $174M is allocated for the American Rescue Plan Act. (ARPA) of 2021. $425 M is allocated for the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program and it includes $73 M to expand the Endpoint Detection and Response. To address the climate change issue the budget includes $55 M. $871 M is included to pay the TSA employees and additionally $121 M covers conversion in pay systems. $ 19.7 B is allocated for the Disaster Relief Fund. $11.5 B is for the coast guard operational purposes. Slide 7: The current leader of the organization are the following. The Secretary is Alejandro Mayorkas. The Deputy Secretary is John K. Tien. The Chief of Staff is Kristie Canegallo. The Executive Secretary is Kimberly O'Connor. The General Counsel is Jonathan E. Meyer. The Military Advisor to the Secretary is RDML Michael Day. Slide 8: The slide explains the financial risk with an example from the relevant public organization. In the first case, the background of the case is that a nonprofit organization has received $ 2.7 million as a federal award to assist underprivileged children. The theft in this case is the unsuccessful program stating unexplained income. And using the funds for personal purposes. The issue in this case is theft. The second case is the background of the case is that the recipient has received funds for the summer program for the students of middle and high school. The school has purchased excessively of perishable items and is because of mismanagement and allocation of the fund. Slide 9: The example of the third case is that background of case is that the program manager purchased a laptop and printer set at LMX Tech for about $650. The financial risk in this case is purchasing overpriced equipment. The problem is this waste of funds. In this fourth case, the background of this case is that tablets or any computers are purchased for program staff and also for the purpose of afterschool programs. But the equipment's misused. They were filled with game applications, personal documents, videos, and music. The issue in this case is abuse. Slide 10: The impact of fund abuse in public organizations are many and the notable one is bribery and corruption, asset misappropriation, IP infringement including loss of data, and financial statement funds. Among the major risks, assert misappropriation might be the risky factor in the next 12 months in public-based organizations. Slide 11: The way to reduce is by having preventive measures. The first stage starts by examining the existing operation through assessments called Fraud Risk Assessments (FRAs). After examining and analyzing the data, the system is used to understand waste and abuse in the funds. The next process is to understand the behavioral process through nudge thinking. Fraud risk management and enterprise risk management (ERM) can be applied to relief funding and this can be achieved by doing the above-mentioned process. Step 12: The next step is to have a reporting hotline that can prevent and detect risks. The next process is to develop and implement a transparent and reasonable process. Dispense fair and balanced discipline; application is to address the minor fraud and the penalty and code of conduct can be addressed. Identifying and measuring risks; the likelihood of the fraudulent activity can be understood and appropriate responses can be implemented. Slide 13: These approaches can help to prevent, detect, and respond to risk factors and avoid them in the future. The foremost importance is the prevention of the issue as that can help to create a secure space. Fraud can be detected through data and assessment. By analyzing the data, the appropriate solution can be used and can bring changes in society. Slide 14: Thank you!