
Audit, Risk & Improvement Committee - Expressions of Interest
Penrith City Council
Posted 22 days ago
Audit, Risk & Improvement Committee - Expressions of Interest
Summary
Penrith City Council is seeking to fill two independent positions on our Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee. The Committee was established in 2007 to promote good corporate governance at Council. Acting as an independent advisory Committee, it provides assurance to Council to assist with its oversight responsibilities, in alignment with the Guidelines: Risk Management and Internal Audit for local government in NSW.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified individuals for appointment to Penrith City Council’s Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee.
Penrith City Council is seeking to fill two independent positions on our Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee. The Committee was established in 2007 to promote good corporate governance at Council. Acting as an independent advisory Committee, it provides assurance to Council to assist with its oversight responsibilities, in alignment with the Guidelines: Risk Management and Internal Audit for local government in NSW.
The appointment panel will aim to ensure that the independent members, in aggregate, have recent and relevant experience to review and advise on the following aspects of Council’s operations: compliance, risk management, fraud control, financial management, governance, data collection, organisational performance monitoring, internal audit, business improvement and service reviews.
The Committee meets on a quarterly basis, plus an extraordinary meeting in October, and the term of appointment for members is up to four years. A typical meeting will run for up to 3 hours and requires pre-reading of the business papers (approx. 5 hrs).
Members will be paid in accordance with NSW Treasury: Prequalification Scheme: Audit & Risk Committee Independent Chairs & Members.
About Penrith City Council
Penrith City Council is responsible for a 404km2 area in Western Sydney. Like all NSW councils, we operate within a legislative framework set by the State Government and are guided by our community through a Community Strategic Plan. Decisions are made by 15 Councillors who are elected by the public every 4 years. Councillors make decisions on all key matters at Council meetings.
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