Auditor General 2024 Workplan - Public Input Survey
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Consultation has concluded.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to comment as part of the Auditor General 2024 Workplan Public Input Survey. The public comment period has now closed. The public feedback obtained will be one of many elements of consideration in the OAG’s determination of its recommended areas for audit. Survey results will be shared through the 2024 Audit Workplan, anticipated to be presented to the Audit Committee in November 2023.
The Office of the Auditor General (OAG)for the City of Ottawa undertakes an annual risk-based assessment to identify audit priorities. The audits selected for inclusion arise through a systematic identification of all areas of significance from an audit perspective and the determination of audit project priorities by assessing criteria relating to risk, important organizational changes, new initiatives, emerging priorities, and other relevant factors. Furthermore, requests from external boards may also be taken into consideration.
One of the steps of the OAG’s risk-based assessment process includes consultation with stakeholders. NEW THIS YEAR, the Auditor General is seeking public input into the areas that Ottawa residents and business owners believe could benefit from an independent audit.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to comment as part of the Auditor General 2024 Workplan Public Input Survey. The public comment period has now closed. The public feedback obtained will be one of many elements of consideration in the OAG’s determination of its recommended areas for audit. Survey results will be shared through the 2024 Audit Workplan, anticipated to be presented to the Audit Committee in November 2023.
The Office of the Auditor General (OAG)for the City of Ottawa undertakes an annual risk-based assessment to identify audit priorities. The audits selected for inclusion arise through a systematic identification of all areas of significance from an audit perspective and the determination of audit project priorities by assessing criteria relating to risk, important organizational changes, new initiatives, emerging priorities, and other relevant factors. Furthermore, requests from external boards may also be taken into consideration.
One of the steps of the OAG’s risk-based assessment process includes consultation with stakeholders. NEW THIS YEAR, the Auditor General is seeking public input into the areas that Ottawa residents and business owners believe could benefit from an independent audit.