Because they are a potential indicator of misuse, abuse, or fraud, delinquent accounts are subject to what?

Delinquent accounts are indeed subject to increased scrutiny because they raise concerns related to potential misuse, abuse, or fraud within the Governmentwide Commercial Purchase Card (GPC) program. When an account becomes delinquent, it suggests that there may be issues with the proper management and oversight of card transactions, which prompts a closer examination of the account activities.

Increased scrutiny involves reviewing transaction records, patterns of usage, and compliance with policy guidelines to determine whether there has been any inappropriate use of the purchase card. This proactive approach helps to identify and address any underlying issues before they escalate into more significant problems, thereby safeguarding government funds and maintaining the integrity of the GPC program.

Other choices, while they may involve processes regarding account management, do not appropriately reflect the primary response to the potential risks associated with delinquent accounts. The focus here is on the necessity to monitor and assess the risk of misconduct rather than immediate closure or a passive response to inactivity.