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The Bureau of Meteorology Audit Committee has responsibility for fostering the development and implementation within the Bureau of:

  • an effective and efficient audit service;
  • compliance with applicable laws and regulations;
  • reliable financial and management reporting;
  • an appropriate fraud control plan, with supporting procedures; and
  • risk identification and management processes.

The Audit Committee met three times during 2003-04, in August, January and April. The major focus of the Committee for the year was the oversight of:

  • the annual audit program (including financial, program, Regional Office and IT-based audits);
  • the approval of the Bureau's 2002-03 financial statements;
  • the development of new procedures to support accountability at all levels within the 2003-04 financial statements process;
  • the development of new fraud and risk management procedures;
  • the development of a new asset management manual; and
  • the Bureau's response to the Australian National Audit Office management letters.


Figure 34. The senior staff of the Bureau of Meteorology at 30 June 2004.



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