Audit And Review
Audit
"Internal audit is an independent appraisal function established
by the management of an organisation for the review of the internal
control system as a service to the organisation. It objectively
examines, evaluates, and reports on the adequacy of internal control
as a contribution to the proper, economic, efficient, and effective
use of resources." (Auditing Practices Boards "Defining Internal
Audit")
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To ensure that financial arrangements are adequate and effective
in protecting the Council against the possibility of fraud,
theft, or misappropriation under Section 151 of the Local Government
Act 1972 and the Account and Audit Regulations 1996.
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Ensure that the Council's financial systems and procedures
are secure, economic, efficient, and effective.
Best Value
Data Protection
Performance Review
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