(a) The State may appoint a State Probity Advisor who will, among other matters, be responsible for oversight of the process and procedures of the Proponent's conduct in relation to the Augmentation and who may, at the request of the State, be present at any meeting between the State or its Associates and any member of the Proponent or its Associates in relation to the Augmentation.
(b) Each Proponent must provide (or procure) access for the State Probity Advisor to the records, books, accounts and personnel of the Proponent and its Associates, for the purpose of verifying any matters connected with probity.