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2015/16 AUDIT OUTCOMES ANALYSIS

This forum explores the ethical dilemmas and key findings in audit outcomes analysis for public entities, including issues with heritage assets, property and equipment, receivables, revenue management, expenditure management, performance indicators, laws and regulations, and governance.

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2015/16 AUDIT OUTCOMES ANALYSIS

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  1. 2015/16 AUDIT OUTCOMES ANALYSIS Risk Management Forum: Public Entities Presenter: Jonas Shai | 01 September 2016

  2. Ethical Dilemmas

  3. Why? • Lower growth(0.0%) • Weaking rand • Higher inflation • Fiscal consolidation • Tax measures (Sugar tax) • Spending Ceilings ( R10 Billlion reduction in compensation budgets) • Reprioritisation (Away from non-essential goods and services)

  4. Audit Outcomes Analysis

  5. Findings • Heritage Assets (Arts) • Not measured at fair value • Exemptions obtained, however, not to achieve fair presentation • Not recognized and accounted for in financials (understated) • Inadequate records maintained to determine value of assets • Property, Plant and Equipment • Insufficient appropriate audit evidence to substantiate the balances • No review of useful lives & inability to verify existence • Non-existence of disclosed assets

  6. Findings • Receivables • Insufficient audit evidence to corroborate • Provision for bad debts not performed in accordance to GRAP • Commitments • Inadequate audit evidence to corroborate the existence, completeness and valuation of the balance • Inadequate systems to ensure appropriateness of the recognition, measurement and presentation • Revenue Management • Inadequate systems to accurately & completely record revenue • Internal control deficiencies leading to inaccurate recording of revenue

  7. Findings • Expenditure Management • Irregular Expenditure, Fruitless and wasteful expenditure • Incomplete/ non- disclosure of irregular expenditure • No controls to prevent occurrence of irregular expenditure • No controls to reduce existing irregular expenditure • Normal expenditure • Incomplete accounting of material purchases resulting in the understatement of cost of sales • Insufficient audit evidence to substantiate expenditure

  8. Findings - PDO • Usefulness & Reliability • Performance indicators • Undefined • Unverifiable • Performance targets • Immeasurable and not time bound • Corroborative evidence (reported performance vs. approved performance plan) • Inconsistent • Non-existent • uBER

  9. Findings - Laws & Regulation • Inadequate internal control • Revenue management • Expenditure management • Financial Statement preparation • Supply Chain best practice • Procurement delegations not adhered to • Insufficient appropriate audit evidence to corroborate the awarding of bids • Extension of contracts without approval of delegated persons • Governance • Lack of governance structures i.e. Internal audit, Audit committees, etc.

  10. Findings - Laws & Regulation • Inadequate Leadership • Implementation of systems and controls • Review • Monitoring • Performance management • Lack of implementation and review • Lack of performance management human resources • Consequence management • Inadequate implementation of investigation & internal audit recommendations • Disregard of consequence management

  11. Risk Disclosure • Risk Management policy or Strategy • Regular Risk Assessments • Whether RMC advises management on risks, especially mitigation of unacceptable risks • Audit Committee advises and independently monitors effectiveness • Progress in the management of risks and this translates into better performance

  12. Thank you

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