DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTING OFFICER’S RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTING OFFICER’S RESPONSIBILITIES. 3.1. The Permanent Secretary, as Accounting Officer for DCMS, is accountable to Parliament for the issue of any grant-in-aid to Sport England and is also responsible for ensuring arrangements are in place to:  monitor Sport England’s activities on a continuous basis;  address significant problems in Sport England, making such interventions as are judged necessary;  periodically carry out an assessment of the risks both to the department and Sport England objectives and activities;  inform Sport England of relevant government policy in a timely manner; and,  bring concerns about the activities of the body to the full Sport England Board; requiring explanations and assurances that appropriate action has been taken.
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DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTING OFFICER’S RESPONSIBILITIES. 3.1 The Permanent Secretary, as Accounting Officer for DCMS, is accountable to Parliament for the issue of any grant-­‐in-­‐aid to the BFI and is also responsible for ensuring arrangements are in place to: • appoint the CE of BFI as Accounting Officer; • monitor the BFI’s activities on a continuous basis; • address significant problems in the BFI, making such interventions as are judged necessary; • ensure the financial and other management controls applied by the Department to the BFI are appropriate and sufficient to safeguard public funds and for ensuring the BFI’s compliance with those controls (“public funds” include not only any funds granted to the BFI by Parliament but also any other public funds within the stewardship of the BFI); • periodically carry out an assessment of the risks both to the department and BFI objectives and activities; • inform the BFI of relevant government policy in a timely manner; and, • bring concerns about the activities of the body to the full BFI Board; requiring explanations and assurances that appropriate action has been taken.
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