Audit and Scrutiny Sample Clauses

Audit and Scrutiny. 20.1 In exercise of their powers under sections 101 and 102 of the Local Government Xxx 0000, sections 19 and 20 of the Local Government Act 2000 and all other enabling powers the Councils hereby create a Joint Scrutiny Committee with effect from the Commencement Date. The Joint Scrutiny Committee shall provide a scrutiny function to ensure greater public accountability over decisions made by the Joint Committee and any of its sub-committees and related entities.
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Audit and Scrutiny. 17.1 The Lead Authority shall submit unaudited accounts to the auditor no later than 30th June immediately following the financial year to which they relate.
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Audit and Scrutiny. 26.1 The Adoption Partnership South East will be subject to the normal annual external auditing processes of the Lead Partner.
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Audit and Scrutiny. 12.1 The Host Authority shall be responsible for providing internal audit services to the Joint Committee and audit reports in relation to the Joint Committee shall be considered by its audit committee in accordance with its usual rules and practices. It will make its recommendations to the Joint Committee or Programme Director as it deems appropriate. The Programme Director shall be notified in writing of an intention to report anything the Audit Committee. For the avoidance of doubt an annual internal audit report shall be submitted by the Host Authority Audit Manager to the Joint Committee.
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Audit and Scrutiny. 25.1 The Services will be subject to the normal annual external auditing processes of the Host Authority.
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Audit and Scrutiny. 25.1 ALW will be subject to the normal annual external auditing processes of the Host Authority.
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