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Public Records Act 2005

Recordkeeping requirements - Standards, inspection, reporting, and audit

35: Audit reports

You could also call this:

"Reports on how well audits were done"

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You need to know what happens after an audit. The Chief Archivist writes a report to the Minister about the audits done under section 33. The Minister also writes a report about the audit done under section 34. The Minister gives these reports to the House of Representatives. This happens as soon as possible after the financial year ends.

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Part 2Recordkeeping requirements
Standards, inspection, reporting, and audit

35Audit reports

  1. As soon as is reasonably practicable after the end of the financial year in which an audit has been conducted—

  2. the Chief Archivist must prepare a report to the Minister on the audits conducted under section 33; and
    1. the Minister must prepare a report on the audit conducted under section 34; and
      1. in each case, the Minister must present the report to the House of Representatives.