LOCAL AUTHORITIES
As experienced professionals, we understand the importance of transparency and financial accountability in the public sector. The statutory auditor plays a crucial role in ensuring that these principles are respected.
The role of the statutory auditor in local authorities is to verify the regularity, fairness and accuracy of public accounts.
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Audit of accounts : The statutory auditor examines the local authority’s annual accounts to ensure that they are accurate and comply with current accounting standards. He issues an opinion on the regularity of financial transactions.
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Analysis of procedures: The auditor assesses accounting and financial management procedures to ensure that they comply with current legislation. If irregularities are detected, he reports them to the appropriate authorities.
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Guarantor of the public interest: As an independent controller, the statutory auditor is the guarantor of the public interest. He or she contributes to strengthening public confidence in the management of public funds by ensuring their proper use.
The auditor prepares an annual report summarizing his findings and conclusions.The auditor’s mission is essential to preventing fraud and financial abuse, and ensuring responsible management of public resources. Their independence and expertise help maintain thae integrity of public finances within local authorities.