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PUBLIC FINANCE AND AUDIT ACT 1983 - SECT 52
Auditor-General’s reports
52 Auditor-General’s reports
(1) After examining the consolidated financial statements and
general government sector financial statements transmitted to the
Auditor-General by the Treasurer in accordance with section 6 (4), the
Auditor-General shall prepare and sign a report that shall include full
particulars in every case in which the provisions of this or any other Act or
the prescribed requirements have not been carried out or adopted or have in
any manner been varied or departed from and which, in the opinion of the
Auditor-General, are sufficiently material to the financial position disclosed
in the statements as to be brought to the attention of Parliament.
(2) The
Auditor-General shall annex or append to the report prepared under subsection
(1) a copy of every case laid by the Auditor-General before the
Attorney-General or the Crown Solicitor for an opinion under section 33,
together with a copy of the opinion given on the case.
(3) The
Auditor-General may, in the report of the Auditor-General prepared under
subsection (1) or in any special report which the Auditor-General may at any
time think fit to make, recommend any plans and make any suggestions for the
better collection and payment of public money, and for more effectually and
economically auditing and examining the consolidated financial statements, the
general government sector financial statements and the financial reports of
statutory bodies to which Division 3 or 4 applies, and may report on any
matter that arises from or relates to the exercise of the audit or other
functions of the Auditor-General and that in the opinion of the
Auditor-General should be brought to the attention of Parliament.
(4) The
Auditor-General may give a summary of the proposed report (or of the relevant
part) to the Head of each authority to which it relates or which, in the
opinion of the Auditor-General, has a special interest in it. The
Auditor-General may include in the report any submissions or comments made by
the Head of an authority or a summary, in an agreed form, of any such
submissions or comments.
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