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Would you like to be a member of Torbay Council’s Audit Committee?

WASD by WASD
October 21, 2019
in Community News
Would you like to be a member of Torbay Council’s Audit Committee?

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Torbay Council is seeking an independent member to join its Audit Committee.

The Audit Committee provides a key source of assurance on the Council’s audit and corporate governance arrangements. It is responsible for the council’s internal and external audit activity, risk management, treasury management, financial accounts, maintaining an effective control environment and wider corporate governance.

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They are seeking an individual who shares the Council’s values, has a commitment to continuous improvement and a desire to deliver better outcomes for Torbay’s residents.

The independent member would be expected to act impartially at all times and have experience in finance, accountancy, corporate governance, risk management or audit, and be able to analyse and discuss complex information.

Councillor Robert Loxton, Chairman of the Audit Committee, said: “An independent person often brings a new approach to committee discussions and would be hugely beneficial to the Audit Committee.”

The Audit committee currently meets five times a year. However, it is anticipated that the role will require in the region of 6 days per year which would include meeting preparation and attendance. You will be provided with training on the administration and organisation of the Council and the role of independent person.

Anyone who has been a councillor or officer of Torbay Council or close friend or relative of such a person cannot be considered. Applicants cannot be actively engaged in politics or be a member of a political party. You would also be precluded from applying if you have any significant business dealings with the Council, have a criminal conviction or are an undischarged bankrupt.

For further information about becoming an independent person and an application form, please contact Lisa Antrobus, Governance Support Officer on 01803 207087 or email lisa.antrobus@torbay.gov.uk

The closing date for the receipt of applications is Friday, 8 November 2019. It is anticipated that interviews will be held in December 2019.

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