auditing commission
auditing committee

An "auditing commission" was adjunct to the Central Committee and monitored compliance with applicable law.

The KSS in 1986 also had its own Central Control and Auditing Commission, four other commissions, twelve party departments, and one training facility.

He attended the Twelfth through Sixteenth Party Congresses, becoming a member of the Central Auditing Commission at the Fifteenth Party Congress.

The document, that gave way to an unprecedented process of public debt auditing on behalf of State organisms, stipulated the creation of the Comprehensive Auditing Commission of Ecuador's Public Credit (officially known as CAIC, which is its acronym in Spanish).

Several people who attended the Central Committee meeting said Mikhail A. Ulyanov, an actor and a member of the party's central auditing commission, mediated between the two extremes by suggesting that a delegation of national party leaders visit the republic to assess the mood among Lithuanian Communist Party members.

Control of the Government is implemented on the basis of annual corporation, annual report on the audit opinion of accounting and financial reporting (accounting), as well as the conclusion of the auditing commission on the results of verification of financial (accounting) statements and other corporation documents.

Mr Bush was on the auditing committee of the company at the time.

You know, I'm on the auditing committee for the state committee of my party.

"We have strengthened minority shareholders' power and the outside auditing committee.

In 1928, an auditing committee was appointed to inspect the accounts of the fraternity.

As regards the financial reporting and auditing committees, the original Commission proposal for reform of this organisation was too weak.

"The auditing committees will also have the power to conduct their own investigations into alleged wrongdoings.

As a highest force, the auditing committee had great rights: in the annual general meeting they submitted a detailed report for the whole activity of the co-operative.

He said the auditing committee did not look into the other problems mentioned by BDO Seidman accountants.

She was also a member of the Na'amat central committee and of the central auditing committee of the Histadrut.

Securities companies must be organized as kabushiki kaisha with a statutory auditor or auditing committee, and must maintain minimum shareholder equity of 50 million.

The auditing committee checked the whole financial management of the co-operative, which was submitted by the board of directors, as well as the annual balance and report.

In August 1983, a five-man church auditing committee issued a report charging Derderian with impropriety in handling church funds.

As the chief auditor, Mr. Green, 49, will meet with the members of the board who are not employed by Citicorp and who serve on the auditing committee.

In doing so, Ms. Kravis testified, the officials violated company protocol that dictated detailed scrutiny by the auditing committee she sat on, as well as board approval.

In addition, he held membership in the auditing committee for the County Farmers' Savings Bank in Mnichovo Hradiste.

Local governments also generally have multiple committees such as school boards, public safety committees (responsible for overseeing the police), personnel committees, election committees and auditing committees.

Driven by Local Butte, the 1908 State Convention of the Socialist Party of Montana appointed an auditing committee headed by Duncan to closely inspect the organization's books.

Several of Andersen's biggest clients said auditing committees were reviewing the firm's status as independent auditor and would forward their recommendations in proxy material to be sent to shareholders over the next several weeks.

"Auditors will now report directly to auditing committees rather than to management," said Manny Alas, a partner in the PricewaterhouseCoopers Melville office and a panelist at the Farrell Fritz conference.

The board auditing committee, which should have been the first line of defense against financial irregularities, was made up of six members, three of whom lived overseas, making it difficult for the group to engage in thorough oversight.

The institute's auditing committee said there are limitations on the auditors' ability to know the systems as well as the directors, or to challenge directors' judgments on activities and risks and the solutions they have adopted.

Three of the six directors who served on Enron's auditing committee - the people responsible for double-checking Enron's bookkeeping - were executives at firms in the faraway locales of Hong Kong, London and Rio de Janeiro.

The suits filed by investors allege that fraud occurred after the company's auditor, BDO Seidman, says it notified the auditing committee in May 2001 that U.S. Technologies had several serious weaknesses in its internal financial controls.

In the sworn statement to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, WorldCom said its auditing committee would now be reviewing deals dating back to 1999, because "questions have been raised" regarding funds set aside by the company against its losses.

John H. Gross, the managing partner in Ingerman Smith, a Northport law firm that represents about 60 school districts, including Roslyn, said that while an overhaul in financial oversight would probably benefit the public sector, in particular the establishment of independent auditing committees, there may be some legal roadblocks.