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Decision Maker: Civic Affairs
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: No
The committee received the Head of Internal Audit Opinion.
The committee made the following comments on the report
i. The Head of Internal Audit was asked
whether there were any similarities with the profile of work undertaken at
Peterborough City Council. The committee were advised that, as Peterborough was
a unitary authority, a significant proportion of the Internal Audit work was
focussed on Children’s Services, Schools and Adult Social Care.
ii. Clarification was requested on whether
the issues related to leaseholder service charges had been resolved. The
committee were advised that the issues had been identified, resolved and
reported back to Housing Management Board.
iii. Members questioned, why no significant
issues had been identified with the Brandon Court items, despite the
significant delays. The Head of Internal Audit noted the comment.
iv. The Head of Internal Audit was asked to
provide an explanation for the apparent high level of non or limited assurance
reports, and whether the audit plan completion target was set too high. The
Head of Internal Audit explained that the plan focussed on areas of highest
risk, and areas where concerns had been raised. The committee were also advised
that the 95% completion target was appropriate and was based on no other
priorities developing during the year
.
Resolved (Unanimously)
to
i. Note the Head of Internal Audit: Annual
Audit Opinion 2011/12.
Report author: Steve Crabtree
Publication date: 04/02/2013
Date of decision: 27/06/2012
Decided at meeting: 27/06/2012 - Civic Affairs
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