TAB NZ, which is an organisation in New Zealand, has to check how well it's doing its job. You need to know that:
Every five years or less, TAB NZ must get someone to look at how it's performing and how efficient it is. This is called an audit.
When TAB NZ does this audit, they have to follow some special rules. These rules are written down in something called Schedule 4 of the law.
This helps make sure that TAB NZ is working well and using its resources wisely.
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TAB NZ must, at least once every 5 years, arrange for an audit to be conducted in relation to its performance and efficiency.
Schedule 4 applies to an audit conducted under subsection (1).
