Aboriginal Land Act 1991
sec.291Application of Financial Accountability Act 2009
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sec.291 Application of Financial Accountability Act 2009
A land trust is not a statutory body for the Financial Accountability Act 2009 . However, a land trust must, at all reasonable times— allow a suitably qualified person appointed by the chief executive to audit the accounts of the land trust; and give the person appointed to audit the accounts of the land trust the help the person reasonably requires for conducting the audit, including disclosing financial institution account details. s 291 ins 1998 No. 24 s 5 amd 2008 No. 29 s 56 ; 2009 No. 9 s 136 sch 1 (sec.291-ssec.1) A land trust is not a statutory body for the Financial Accountability Act 2009 . (sec.291-ssec.2) However, a land trust must, at all reasonable times— allow a suitably qualified person appointed by the chief executive to audit the accounts of the land trust; and give the person appointed to audit the accounts of the land trust the help the person reasonably requires for conducting the audit, including disclosing financial institution account details.
- (a) allow a suitably qualified person appointed by the chief executive to audit the accounts of the land trust; and
- (b) give the person appointed to audit the accounts of the land trust the help the person reasonably requires for conducting the audit, including disclosing financial institution account details.