Under Article IX, Section 3.e. of the ASUCI Constitution, the Chief Accountability Officer has the power:

1. To implement accountability, transparency, and ethics policies within ASUCI;
2. To ensure that the governing documents of ASUCI are implemented and followed;
3. To investigate and report any malfeasance to the Student Advocate General, who must bring the matter to the Judicial Board;
4. To maintain an active file of all ASUCI official’s absences and failures to complete other quantifiable duties;
5. To take or suggest necessary action to remedy an ASUCI official’s neglect of duty;
6. To oversee ASUCI’s right to information process and lodge appeals on behalf of requesters for ASUCI information to the Judicial Board; and
7. To promptly post reports from all ASUCI officials and all student representatives appointed by the Joint Committee on Student Representatives to the ASUCI website.

Internal & Accountability Deputies are paid staff members of ASUCI that serve under both the Internal Student Advocate General and the Chief Accountability Officer. These student leaders assist with receiving complaints, handling investigations, and other duties assigned to them by their supervising Officers.