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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 22/06/2001 : Review of the accrual budget documentation : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. Is there anything you wish to add to the capacity in which you are appearing? Prof. BARTON —I work at the Australian National University in the School of Business and Information Management. Prof. HARRIS —I am a superannuated public servant and I write for the Australian Financial Review

Date: 22/06/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4854/0004 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —I welcome representatives of Certified Practising Accountants Australia to today's hearing. The committee thanks you for your submission. Do you have any extremely brief opening comments you would like to make? Mr Lewis —I thank the committee for the opportunity to appear before you today and also for the

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0004 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. Thank you very much for your comprehensive submission. Would you like to make a brief opening statement before we ask you penetrating questions? Mr Cameron —No, I would not. I work on the basis that the submission is a starting point for our discussions. I am happy to

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0006 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome, and we thank you for your submission. Do you have a brief opening statement? Mr Barrett —Yes. As we indicated in our submission, in reflecting on the operation of the Auditor-General Act over the last three years, we consider that the act is working quite effectively and that,

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0008 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —I welcome representatives of the Department of Finance and Administration. I do not have a copy of the letter with me that I received from John Fahey saying that the purchasing guidelines were going to be amended and the Auditor would discuss with individual ministers how that was to

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0010 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. We did not receive a submission from Defence. Mr Neumann —We thought we should spare you. CHAIRMAN —Thank you very much. Do you have a brief opening statement which we could include in our proceedings? Mr Roche —No. CHAIRMAN —We understand today that DOFA and the Audit Office

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0012 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome, Mr Grant. In your brief submission, you said that you have recognised the issue of access, which we were discussing at some length, and you were here when we were discussing it with Defence. You have said that you have recognised the issue and catered for it by

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0014 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. We have received your submission. Would you like to make a brief opening statement? Ms Anderson —No. Our main points are in the submission. CHAIRMAN —I have to tell you we have not been able to find anybody to support your request for an extension from 28 to

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0016 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 15/05/2001 : Adequacy of the Auditor-General Act 1997 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. We have read your submission. Before we ask you questions, do you wish to say anything? Dr Rosalky —I have some words by way of explanation. But, I think in the interests of time, it might be worth my while getting those out in relation to questions that

Date: 15/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4856/0018 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/05/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, second and third quarters 2000-2001 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —I open today's public hearing, which is the first in a series of hearings to examine reports tabled by the Auditor-General in the financial year 2000-01. This morning we will be taking evidence on two audit reports—Audit Report No. 16: Australian Taxation Office internal fraud control arrangements , and

Date: 02/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4861/0003 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/05/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, second and third quarters 2000-2001 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —We now come to the second audit report to be examined at this morning's public hearing. I remind witnesses that the hearings today are legal proceedings of parliament and warrant the same respect as proceedings of the House itself. The giving of false or misleading evidence is a serious

Date: 02/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4861/0005 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/05/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, second and third quarters 2000-2001 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —We now come to the third audit report to be examined in today's public hearing. I remind witnesses that the hearings today are legal proceedings of the parliament and warrant the same respect as the proceedings of the House itself. The giving of false or misleading evidence is a

Date: 02/05/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4861/0007 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/03/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, first quarter 2000-01 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. I declare open today's public hearing, which is the first in a series of hearings to examine reports tabled by the Auditor-General in the financial year 2000-01. This morning we will be taking evidence on two audit reports: Audit Report No. 10, AQIS Cost-Recovery Systems and Audit Report

Date: 02/03/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4713/0003 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/03/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, first quarter 2000-01 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. We now come to the second audit report to be examined at this morning's public hearing. I remind witnesses that the hearings today are legal proceedings of the parliament and warrant the same respect as proceedings of the House itself. The giving of false or misleading evidence is

Date: 02/03/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4713/0005 - Source: Joint

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JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT : 02/03/2001 : Review of Auditor-General's reports, first quarter 2000-01 : [Joint Committee Hansard]

CHAIRMAN —We now come to the third audit report to be examined in today's public hearing. I remind witnesses that the hearings today are legal proceedings of the parliament and warrant the same respect as proceedings of the House itself. The giving of false or misleading evidence is a serious

Date: 02/03/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commjnt/4713/0007 - Source: Joint

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