Part 2-2—Accountable authorities and officials Division 1—Requirements applying to accountable authorities 10 Preventing, detecting and dealing with fraud Guide to this section The purpose of this section is to ensur

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• Fraud
• Law
• Tort law
• Common law
• Entity-level controls
• Crimes
• Ethics
• Deception

Procurement Complaints Management State Transit is committed to conducting its procurement activities in an honest, fair, accountable and transparent manner. To assist suppliers, State Transit has developed a process to

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• Technology
• Systems engineering
• Purchasing
• E-procurement
• Sustainable procurement
• Chief procurement officer
• Business
• Supply chain management
• Procurement

Victorian Government has vested the State Services Authority with functions designed to foster the development of an efficient, integrated and responsive public sector which is highly ethical, accountable and profession

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• Indigenous Australians
• Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association
• Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory
• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Australia

Governance Arrangements Governance Principles The department is guided by the following governance principles. 1. Ministerial Accountability Ministers are accountable to the community for the delivery of efficient and ef

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• Audit committee
• Government of South Australia
• Audit
• Internal audit
• Internal control
• Emergency management
• Management
• Auditor independence
• Chief audit executive
• Auditing
• Risk
• Business

Commonwealth Fraud Control Policy Purpose i. The Commonwealth Fraud Control Policy (the Policy) has been developed to support the accountable authorities of non-corporate Commonwealth entities (entities) to effectively

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• Fraud
• Law
• Auditing
• Crime
• Australian Institute of Criminology
• Crime in Australia
• Fraud deterrence
• Crimes
• Ethics
• Deception

CODE OF CONDUCT The Board of Governors expects ethical and businesslike conduct of its own members and of itself as a whole. This also includes members of Board committees. Board and committee members are accountable for

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• Corporations law
• Private law
• Board of directors
• Business law
• Management
• Structure
• Audit committee
• Committees
• Business
• Corporate governance

promoting good administration A core objective of an ombudsman’s office is to move beyond the individual problems highlighted in individual complaints, and to foster good public administration that is accountable, lawf

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• Ombudsman
• Ethics
• Government
• Ombudsmen in Australia
• Ontario Ombudsman
• Legal professions
• Government officials
• Law

ATTACHMENT F UNITING FAITH AND DISCIPLESHIP WAYS OF WORKING  The members of Uniting Faith and Discipleship (UF & D) are mutually accountable to one other in carrying out the Vision, Mission and responsibilities of th

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Instructions for using drawing rights template The drawing rights template provides agencies with a guide for issuing drawing rights. Instructions The template has been prepared on the basis that an accountable author

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• Government
• Law
• Financial Management and Accountability Act
• Appropriation bill
• Appropriation

NSW Department of Education & Training Code of Conduct Employee Responsibility Signatures As a departmental employee, you are accountable for any documents that you

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