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GOVERNMENT SECTOR AUDIT ACT 1983 - SECT 38EB
Report of performance audit
(1) The Auditor-General must report the result of the performance audit and
other matters that, in the Auditor-General's judgement, call for special
notice to the following (the
"report recipients" )-- (a) the responsible Minister for the auditable entity,
and
(b) the Treasurer, and
(c) the accountable authority for the
auditable entity, and
(d) if the audit includes an audit of the relevant
activities of a related relevant entity for the auditable entity--the
governing body of the related relevant entity.
(2) The Auditor-General must
not make a report of a performance audit under this section unless, at least
28 days before making the report, the Auditor-General has given the
report recipients a summary of any findings and proposed recommendations in
relation to the audit.
(3) The Auditor-General may make a report of a
performance audit under this section before the expiration of the 28-day
period if the report recipients mentioned in subsection (1)(c) and (d) have
provided to the Auditor-General any submissions or comments the
report recipients wish to make.
(4) The Auditor-General must include in the
report of a performance audit under this section-- (a) any submissions or
comments made by the report recipients referred to in subsection (1)(c) and
(d), or
(b) a summary, in a form agreed by the report recipients referred to
in subsection (1)(c) and (d), of any submissions or comments made by the
report recipients.
(5) The Auditor-General, in a report of a
performance audit under this section-- (a) may include other information the
Auditor-General thinks desirable in relation to the activities the subject of
the audit, and
(b) must set out the reasons for opinions expressed in the
report, and
(c) may include recommendations arising out of the audit the
Auditor-General thinks fit to make.
(6) The Auditor-General may include the
report in another report of the Auditor-General.
(7) If a single
performance audit relates to the activities of more than one auditable entity,
the Treasurer may, if asked by the Auditor-General, decide the
accountable authority for an appropriate auditable entity and
responsible Minister to whom the Auditor-General must report under this
section.
(8) If the Treasurer makes a decision under subsection (7), a
reference in this section to the accountable authority for the
auditable entity or the responsible Minister is taken to be a reference to the
accountable authority and responsible Minister decided by the Treasurer.
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