Financial Audit
Financial statements, transactions and supporting records.

Independent audit and assurance work across public finance, compliance, performance, controls, risk and reporting.
The Office’s work covers complementary audit and assurance functions. Each engagement begins with clear objectives and criteria, considers relevant risks, gathers sufficient appropriate evidence and concludes with supervised reporting.
Financial, compliance and performance audits address different questions about the management of public resources. Internal-control and risk assessments help focus attention on weaknesses that could affect reliability, legality or delivery of public services.
Audit reporting brings the work together by communicating significant findings, conclusions and recommendations to the appropriate authorities and, where publication is appropriate, to the public.
Explore each area of the Office’s work.
Financial statements, transactions and supporting records.
Laws, budgets, policies and approved procedures.
Economy, efficiency and effectiveness.
Controls that protect assets and support reliable information.
Prioritisation of matters with significant potential effect.
Findings, conclusions, recommendations and follow-up.