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This committee advises the government on issues relating to financial statements, accounting policy, disclosure and audit reports.
The Provincial Audit Committee (Committee), created under the Auditor General Act as an advisory committee to the government and the Auditor General, is composed of up to 6 private sector members and the President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance.
The Committee, under its terms of reference (PDF, 130 KB), reviews and advises the government on issues relating to:
The Committee also reviews and advises on any matter related to the financial affairs of the Crown in accordance with a request of the President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance.
Committee members come from a variety of backgrounds in management, finance, professional, academic, and/or business sectors. Members have a complementary mix of skills and experience to help the Committee fulfill its mandate.
Committee members should be well regarded in their communities, have senior status in their profession and, as a group, have:
In making its recommendations, the panel takes into account the experience and background as well as geographic balance of the current membership.
Public sector bodies are required to post online the names and compensation paid to:
This is a requirement under the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act. The postings are required by June 30 each year.
Download the Provincial Audit Committee's compensation disclosure (CSV, 3 KB).
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