South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The
Attorney-General or the Society may at any time appoint a competent
inspector—
(a) to
examine, either generally or in a particular case, any accounts or records
required to be kept under this Division; and
(b) to
examine, either generally or in a particular case, the documents used,
prepared or obtained by an auditor in the course of auditing any accounts and
records as required by this Division; and
(c) to
confer with any such auditor in relation to the audit of any accounts and
records.
(2) An inspector may,
if the inspector thinks fit, and must if required by the Attorney-General or
the Society to do so, furnish the Attorney-General or the Society with a
confidential report as to the state of any accounts, records or other
documents the inspector is appointed to examine.
(3) The
Attorney-General or the Society must, as soon as practicable after receiving a
report under this section as to the state of a person's or firm's accounts,
records or other documents, provide a copy of the report to the person or
firm.