Examples of Managing Public Money in a sentence
The Department must also be mindful of its statutory duty under Article 44 of the Education and Libraries Order 1986 and under Managing Public Money to ensure effective and efficient use of public funds.
This System Statement helps me ensure I am fulfilling my responsibilities as an Accounting Officer, in accordance with the Memorandum for the Principal Accounting Officer for the Welsh Ministers, the guidance set out in Managing Welsh Public Money and in the English equivalent document, Managing Public Money.
Further, it may also refer to annex 4.6 of HM Treasury’s Managing Public Money.
CAA Internal Audit would be responsible for assuring the CAA’s compliance with Managing Public Money.
In addition, he or she should ensure that SSAC as a whole is run on the basis of the standards, in terms of governance, decision-making and financial management that are set out in Box 3.1 of Managing Public Money.
Redress principles Managing Public Money (MPM) principles will be followed, when considering redress.
The Community Relations Council has a system of accountability on which I rely, as Accounting Officer, to form an opinion on the probity and use of public funds, as detailed in Managing Public Money Northern Ireland.
As Accounting Officer, I have responsibility for maintaining a sound system of internal control that supports the achievements of HEFCW’s policies, aims, and objectives whilst safeguarding the public funds and other assets for which I am personally responsible, in accordance with the responsibilities assigned to me in Managing Public Money.
The Department must also be mindful of its statutory duty under Article 44 of the Education and Libraries (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 (to educate in accordance with the wishes of parents as far as is compatible with the provision of effective teaching and learning and the avoidance of unreasonable public expenditure) and under Managing Public Money to ensure effective and efficient use of public funds.
NWS will ensure CIF is allocated to projects, initiatives or schemes which comply with Policy requirements, NWS’s community investment governance requirements, subsidy control, and the UK Government’s Grants Functional Standard; and which otherwise are deliverable and demonstrate Value for Money in accordance with the requirements of HMT Managing Public Money.