(a) The commissioner of financial institutions shall promptly forward to the corporation copies of all examination reports of all member credit unions. The cost of furnishing these copies shall be paid by the corporation.
(b) The corporation, in addition, may require independent audits and investigations of any member credit union in order to learn of the financial condition of the credit union as it relates to share insurance. The audits shall be at the corporation's expense; provided, that the member credit union shall pay the expense of an annual audit as required by the corporation; provided, that the foregoing proviso shall not conflict with the rules of the commissioner.
(c) If the corporation ascertains evidence of carelessness, unsound practices or mismanagement of any member credit union that appears to adversely affect the solvency or liquidity of the credit union or threaten undue loss to the corporation, the corporation may order that corrective actions be taken, or after due notice and hearing, as provided in the bylaws, revoke the credit union's membership in the corporation. The corporation may also recommend to the commissioner or the supervisory agency of the state of each credit union that becomes a member under § 45-4-1107(c) or (d), that the credit union be liquidated.
(d) If any member credit union fails to pay any assessment lawfully required under this part, the corporation shall notify the commissioner or the supervisory agency of the state of each credit union that becomes a member under § 45-4-1107(c) or (d), and the commissioner or the supervisory agency shall forthwith notify the credit union in writing. The failure of the credit union to make the payment within fifteen (15) days after the written notice may subject the credit union to the sanctions set forth in subsection (c).
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