Examples of Committee Auditor in a sentence
The Committee is also responsible for providing an avenue for effective communication among the Audit Committee, Auditor, management and the Board.
The Audit Committee, Auditor, and Internal Control Unit have collaboratively examined the corporate internal control system in every quarter.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, each ATP Tour tournament member shall have until January 15th, 2020 to provide the Committee Auditor with a complete and accurate Submission related to tournament events concluded in 2018.
The Committee Auditor will calculate AGP and submit such calculations to the Committee for review and approval.
Any Sub- mission related to a tournament event that concluded in 2019 prior to the Effective Date shall be required to be provided to the Committee Auditor no later than 120 days following the conclusion of such event or if, after giving effect to this rule, such 120 day period has passed, 60 days following the Effective Date.
In connection with the foregoing, each 500 and 250 category tournament member shall provide its full cooperation to the PM Committee Auditor, who will examine and verify the accuracy of such information.
The PM Committee Auditor will be instructed not to provide to any party, including the M1000 PM Committee, any of its members, the ATP Board of Directors, ATP or its staff, except for the Player Auditor, the ATP Chairman, CEO and CFO, individual tournament information or any information that could reasonably lead to the calculation of individual tournament information and the matching of the information to a particular tournament.
It will help MCA-P, its Board of Trustees, Stakeholders Committee, Auditor, and Management Team, Implementing Entities which include the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Department of Finance-Revenue Integrity Protection Service (DOF-RIPS), beneficiaries, and other stakeholders know the progress being made towards the achievement of objectives and results.
These include an elected parliament; an executive ; an independent judiciary; the civil service; the enforcement agencies (including the police; the ‘watchdog’ agencies (Public Accounts Committee, Auditor- General, Ombudsman, Anti-Corruption Agency etc.), civil society (including the professional associations); the private sector; the media; and the champions of reform (including the international agencies); they are represented as pillars in Exhibit 2.
For example, the Department fulfils reporting responsibilities to the Provincial Treasury, Office of the Premier, Audit Committee, Auditor General, Provincial Cluster Reporting, Portfolio Committee, National Department of Public Works and Citizens through Annual Reports.