📜 Auditor General Bill 2006
Assented toLABill 9929 June 2006
The Auditor General Bill 2006 provides for the appointment, functions, and independence of the Auditor General of Western Australia. It outlines the Auditor General's role in auditing the public sector and related entities, and their reporting responsibilities to Parliament.
Impact
The bill affects the Auditor General, public sector agencies, subsidiary bodies, related entities, and the Parliament of Western Australia. It ensures independent auditing and accountability in the public sector.
Key Changes
["Formally establishes the office of the Auditor General.", "Defines the Auditor General's functions and powers.", "Ensures the Auditor General's independence from the executive government."]
Parliamentary Progress
- LA Second Reading MovedLA29 June 2006
- LA IntroducedLA29 June 2006
- LA Second Reading AgreedLA24 Aug 2006
- LA Consideration in DetailLA20 Sept 2006
- LA AmendedLA27 Sept 2006
- LA Third ReadingLA28 Sept 2006
- LC Second Reading MovedLC18 Oct 2006
- LC Second Reading AgreedLC7 Dec 2006
- LC AmendedLC7 Dec 2006
- LC Third ReadingLC7 Dec 2006
Affected Sectors
public_sectorfinance
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