Can the Board perform random audits to check for compliance with its regulations?

The Board has the authority to conduct random audits as part of its regulatory oversight to ensure compliance with established standards and practices. This function is critical for maintaining the integrity and quality of services provided in the field. Random audits help identify potential issues or non-compliance before they become widespread problems.

This proactive approach allows the Board to uphold public safety and ensure that practitioners are adhering to the required professional guidelines. Thus, the ability to perform random audits is an essential tool in the Board's regulatory efforts, supporting accountability and ethical practice within the profession.

The other options suggest limitations or conditions that would hinder the Board's ability to monitor compliance effectively, which does not align with the authority typically granted to regulatory bodies.