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Controller and Auditor-General of New Zealand

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Public entities are accountable to Parliament and the public for their use of public resources and powers conferred by Parliament. The Auditor-General provides independent assurance that public entities are operating, and accounting for their performance, in keeping with Parliament's intentions. The
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The first Auditor-General took office in 1846, and before that audit functions were carried out in the Colonial Secretary’s Office. From 1 January 1842 until the appointment of Dr Knight in 1846, accounts were certified by a board consisting of three Commissioners of Audit. The 20th (and current)
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The Office of the Auditor-General carries out strategic audit planning, sets policy and standards, appoints auditors and oversees their performance, carries out performance audits, provides reporting and advice to Parliament, and carries out inquiries and other special studies.
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Audit New Zealand carries out annual audits allocated by the Auditor-General. It also provides other assurance services to public entities, within the Auditor-General’s mandate and in keeping with the Auditor-General’s Auditing Standard on the independence of auditors.
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Audit New Zealand's auditors examine the financial statements of public entities and handle special governance, risk, and contract and project management assignments. Audit New Zealand has specialist Tax Audit and Information Systems Assurance Audit teams.
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The Auditor-General employs staff in two business units – the Office of the Auditor-General and Audit New Zealand – and contracts with private sector accounting firms. The two business units share a Corporate Services Team.
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public bodies. John Ryan began his seven-year term as Controller and Auditor-General on 2 July 2018. The Deputy Controller and Auditor-General is Andrew McConnell. Their mandate and responsibilities are set out in the
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Auditor-General is independent of executive government and Parliament in discharging the functions of the statutory office, but is answerable to Parliament for stewardship of the public resources entrusted to her.
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The Auditor-General is a member of INTOSAI, and also contributes to the international auditing community by accepting requests to host delegations from overseas audit offices and other government bodies.
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In 1878, Charles Batkin was appointed as Assistant Controller and Auditor, a new role created to create continuity in the event of the Auditor-General's absence.
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The Auditor-General employs the public sector organisation Audit New Zealand and contracts with private sector accounting firms to carry out these annual audits.
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CMG, BA (Cambridge): 1867–1878 Comptroller of the Public Account; 1872–1878 Joint Commissioner of Audit; 1878–1896 Controller and Auditor-General
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As well as annual audits, the Auditor-General carries out performance audits and inquiries. Other work of the Auditor-General includes:
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The Deputy Auditor-General can perform all the functions and exercise all the powers of the Auditor-General.
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local authorities and their subsidiaries (for example, local councils, ports, and airports)
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The current Deputy Auditor-General Andrew McConnell took Office on 1 May 2023.
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MD, FRCS: 1846–1878 Auditor-General; 1872–1878 Joint Commissioner of Audit
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tertiary education institutions (universities, polytechs, and wānanga)
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The Auditor-General is currently the Secretary General of the
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Auditor-General John Ryan took office on 2 July 2018.
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working with the accounting and auditing profession
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Governor-General of New Zealand
New Zealand House of Representatives
Gerry Brownlee
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Andrew McConnell
Audit New Zealand
http://www.oag.parliament.nz/
New Zealand Parliament
auditing
Public Audit Act 2001
Governor-General
House of Representatives
Public Audit Act 2001
Crown entities
State-owned enterprises
district health boards
Pacific Association of Supreme Audit Institutions
International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions
Charles Knight
James FitzGerald
Kevin Brady
Lyn Provost
"Total Appropriations for Each Vote"
"McConnell next Deputy AG"
"The Auditor-General at a glance"
"New Deputy Controller and Auditor-General"
Auditor-General's website
Audit New Zealand's website
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