CHIEF OF FINANCIAL/OPERATIONAL AUDIT SECTION (&32)
Two audits, one section. A financial audit asks whether money was recorded and spent as reported. An operational audit asks whether the programme is doing what it was funded to do, which is the harder question and usually the more uncomfortable answer.
Departmental internal audit is distinct from the Office of the State Comptroller, which audits across government from outside it. This code has nothing published against it.
What the official title list records
- Class of service: Competitive
- Work week: No Limit
- Salary code: &32
Related titles that do have a published specification
- CHIEF OF FINANCIAL/OPERATIONAL AUDIT SECTION · 50966
- ASSISTANT CHIEF AUDIT ACTIVITY TREASURY · 50826
- AUDIT ACCOUNT CLERK · 21632
- CHIEF AUDIT ACTIVITY TREASURY · 50827
- HEAD AUDIT ACCOUNT CLERK · 21635
- INTERMITTENT AUDIT ACCOUNT CLERK (TREASURY) · 21631C
Career Family: CHIEF
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