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This virtual course will be delivered regionally via Zoom.
Registration is open to insular government professionals.
Course Description
Government administrators should manage programs and services with due regard to value for money (VFM). Public auditors should ensure their audits provide information to their legislative bodies about how well government is spending public funds in accordance with VFM practices. Good governance for public sector demands a focus on managing for results rather than managing inputs. Many governments focus, for example, on their budgets and measure success on how well budgeted amounts are spent. The concepts are generally easy to understand for most public servants, however, it is far more challenging to put into practice. Governments throughout the world are challenged to ensure that all legislation, policies, practices and systems ensure that government achieve economy, efficiency and effectiveness in their day-to-day operations.
This course will provide an overview of what comprises good practice for public sector managers and give participants the tools to manage for results in their roles.
The course will cover the following key areas:
This course is designed for public audit professionals managing and delivering statutory financial and investigative audits where Yellow Book standards are used.
With funding support from the United States Department of the Interior, Office of Insular Affairs, courses are available free of charge for government accountability professionals within the insular areas. The course fee is waived and there is no cost to register and attend, Professionals who do not meet the above criteria, please contact [email protected].
Charlottetown, PEI
Martin Ruben, FCPA, FCGA spent 30 years as a director with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and 8 years as a director with the Office of the Auditor General of the Cayman Islands before starting his consulting career in 2017. He is a Chartered Professional Accountant who was conferred the Fellow designation in 2013 for service to his profession.
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