Which of the following is a type of SI audit?

• A. Routine
• B. Special
• C. Out of state
• D. Revocation

Answer: (D)

Audits of a California Self-Insurance Plan are reviews to ensure ongoing compliance, proper funding, and adherence to state rules. Routine audits are conducted on a regular schedule to verify ongoing eligibility, and special audits address specific concerns or triggers. An option like "out of state" isn’t a recognized category of SI audit. Revocation is the action that can follow an audit if deficiencies are found—it's the formal termination of the self-insurance status. So, while routine and special describe audit types, revocation is the outcome that can result from an audit process, making it the best choice among the options given. If revocation occurs, the employer would no longer remain self-insured and would need to obtain coverage through the standard workers’ compensation system.