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### sec.105 Auditing, including internal auditing
Each local government must establish an efficient and effective internal audit function.
Each large local government must also establish an audit committee.
A large local government is a local government that belongs to a class prescribed under a regulation.
An audit committee is a committee that—
monitors and reviews—
the integrity of financial documents; and
the internal audit function; and
the effectiveness and objectivity of the local government’s internal auditors; and
makes recommendations to the local government about any matters that the audit committee considers need action or improvement.
s 105 amd 2010 No. 23 s 294 ; 2012 No. 33 s 107A
(sec.105-ssec.1) Each local government must establish an efficient and effective internal audit function.
(sec.105-ssec.2) Each large local government must also establish an audit committee.
(sec.105-ssec.3) A large local government is a local government that belongs to a class prescribed under a regulation.
(sec.105-ssec.4) An audit committee is a committee that— monitors and reviews— the integrity of financial documents; and the internal audit function; and the effectiveness and objectivity of the local government’s internal auditors; and makes recommendations to the local government about any matters that the audit committee considers need action or improvement.
- (a) monitors and reviews— (i) the integrity of financial documents; and (ii) the internal audit function; and (iii) the effectiveness and objectivity of the local government’s internal auditors; and
- (i) the integrity of financial documents; and
- (ii) the internal audit function; and
- (iii) the effectiveness and objectivity of the local government’s internal auditors; and
- (b) makes recommendations to the local government about any matters that the audit committee considers need action or improvement.
- (i) the integrity of financial documents; and
- (ii) the internal audit function; and
- (iii) the effectiveness and objectivity of the local government’s internal auditors; and