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INTOSAI

The International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (abbr. INTOSAI, Eng. INTOSAI ) is an international organization that unites supreme audit institutions in the United Nations .

International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions
INTOSAI
Administrative center
Type of organizationInternational intergovernmental organization
Executives
Margit Kraker [1]
Base
Established1953
Motto: Experientia Mutua Omnibus Prodest, "Mutual experience benefits all"

INTOSAI was founded in 1953. Initially, it included 34 states and, as of 2018, it consists of 194 control bodies [2] , including the European Chamber of Auditors and 4 associate members.

INTOSAI members are the chief external auditors of the United Nations [3] . The UN General Assembly appoints the UN Board of Auditors (3 members appointed for 6 years) from among the representatives of INTOSAI members [4] .

INTOSAI holds a conference every three years, entitled "International Congress of Supreme Audit Institutions" [5] . Publishes a quarterly international journal of state audit.

The Accounts Chamber of Russia became a member of INTOSAI in 1995 [6] .

Content

International Standards (ISSAI)

One of INTOSAI's tasks is to analyze the practice of financial control (audit) of organization members and the formation of standards that describe the proper state of affairs. The main goal is the methodological support of the supreme audit institutions in conducting financial control in the public sector [7] .

LevelISSAI SeriesContentLink
Level 1: Fundamental PrinciplesoneLima Declaration (approved in 1977)[one]
Level 2: SAI working conditions10-40Prerequisites for the functioning of supreme audit institutions[2]
Level 3: Basic Principles of Control100-400Fundamental principles for the main types of audit[3]
Level 4: Audit Guides (General)1000-2999General financial audit guidelines[four]
3000-3999General performance audit guidelines[five]
4000-4999General compliance audit guidelines[6]
Level 4: Audit Guides (Special)5000-5099Audit Guide for International Institutions[7]
5100-5199Environmental Audit Guides[eight]
5200-5299Privatization Audit Guide[9]
5300-5399IT Audit Guide[ten]
5400-5499Government Debt Audit Guide[eleven]
5500-5599Disaster Assistance Audit Guide[12]
5600-5699Expert Review Recommendations[13]
Good Governance Manual (INTOSAI GOV)INTOSAI GOVs 9100-9199Internal Control Standards[14]
INTOSAI GOVs 9200-9299Accounting Standards[15]

Organizational

The main bodies of INTOSAI are [8] :

  • INTOSAI International Congress - is the highest organ of INTOSAI;
  • Governing Council;
  • General Secretariat
  • INTOSAI Target Committees [9] :
    • Committee for Control Standards;
    • Committee on Internal Control Standards;
    • Accounting Standards Committee;
    • Government Debt Control Committee;
    • Information Technology Control Committee;
    • Privatization Working Group;
    • Program Evaluation Working Group;
    • Environmental control working group;
  • Emerging Issues Monitoring Committee (SCEI);
  • International Journal of State Audit (IJGA) - selected legal entities;
  • Development Initiative (IDI) - individual legal entities;
  • INTOSAI Executive Committee;
  • INTOSAI General Secretariat.

Regional Working Groups

INTOSAI also works within the framework of regional working groups [10] :

  • AFROSAI : African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (since 1976) [11]
  • ARABOSAI : Arab Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (since 1976) [12]
  • ASOSAI : Asian Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (since 1978);
  • CAROSAI : Caribbean Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (since 1988) [13]
  • EUROSAI : European Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (since 1990) [14]
  • OLACEFS : organization of supreme financial control bodies of Latin America and the Caribbean (since 1965) [15] ;
  • PASAI : Pacific Association of Supreme Audit Institutions Organization (since 2009; since 1986 - SPASAI) [16] .

INTOSAI Congress List

INCOSAIA placedateCongress organizerInformation
IHavana, CubaNovember 1953Ministry of Auditing and Control of the Republic of Cuba
IIBrussels, BelgiumSeptember 1956Court of audit of belgium
IIIRio de Janeiro, BrazilMay 1959Tribunal de Contas da União
IVVienna, AustriaMay 1962Court of Audit of the Republic of Austria
VJerusalem, IsraelJune 1965State Comptroller's Office of Israel
VITokyo, JapanMay 1968Board of Audit of Japan
VIIMontreal CanadaSeptember 1971Office of the Auditor General of Canada
VIIIMadrid, SpainMay 1974Tribunal de cuentas
IXLima, PeruOctober 1977Contraloría General de la República del Perú
XNairobi, KenyaJune 1980Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General of Kenya
XiManila, PhilippinesApril 1983Philippine Commission on Audit
XIISydney, AustraliaApril 1986Australian National Audit Office
XIIIBerlin, GermanyJune 1989Bundesrechnungshof
XIVWashington, USAOctober 1992Government Accountability Office
XVCairo, EgyptSeptember 1995Central Auditing Organization of Egypt
XVIMontevideo, UruguayNovember 1998Contraloría General de la República del Uruguay
XVIISeoul, South KoreaOctober 2001Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea
XVIIIBudapest, HungaryOctober 2004Hungarian State Audit Office
XIXMexico City, MexicoNovember 2007Contraloría General de la República de Mexico[sixteen]
XXJohannesburg, South AfricaNovember 2010Auditor-General of South Africa[17]
XXIBeijing, PR ChinaOctober 2013National Audit Office of the People's Republic of China[18]
XXIIAbu Dhabi, UAEDecember 2016State Audit Institution of United Arab Emirates[nineteen]
XXIIIMoscow, RussiaSeptember 2019Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation[20]

Notes

  1. ↑ Margit Kraker (neopr.) . International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions .
  2. ↑ About us (unopened) . International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions . www.intosai.org. Date of treatment January 27, 2019.
  3. ↑ Marcus F. Franda. The United Nations in the Twenty-first Century: Management and Reform Processes in a Troubled Organization . - Rowman & Littlefield, 2006 .-- 284 p. - ISBN 9780742553347 .
  4. ↑ United Nations Board of Auditors (Neopr.) . www.un.org. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  5. ↑ Shah, Anwar. Performance Accountability and Combating Corruption . - World Bank, 2012 .-- S. 309. - ISBN 9780821369418 . - ISBN 0821369415 .
  6. ↑ INTOSAI international standards are priority in the work of the Accounts Chamber of Russia - Tatyana Golikova (neopr.) . Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation (September 25, 2014).
  7. ↑ Bulyga R. P. Classification and standardization of financial control and audit in the Russian Federation // Accounting. Analysis. Audit - 2017. - Issue. 6 . - S. 7 . - ISSN 2408-9303 .
  8. ↑ INTOSAI: Organization (neopr.) . www.intosai.org. Date of treatment January 27, 2019.
  9. ↑ Data on committees, working groups and special groups may be out of date
  10. ↑ INTOSAI: Regional organizations (neopr.) . www.intosai.org. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  11. ↑ Presentation of AFROSAI (neopr.) . afrosai.org. Circulation date May 20, 2019.
  12. ↑ Brief History (neopr.) . asosai.org. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  13. ↑ Charter (neopr.) . carosai.org. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  14. ↑ History of EUROSAI (neopr.) . www.eurosai.org. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  15. ↑ Historia (Spanish) . OLACEFS. Circulation date May 21, 2019.
  16. ↑ PASAI Story . PASAI. Circulation date May 21, 2019.

Links

  • Official site INTOSAI (neopr.) . Circulation date May 21, 2019.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= INTOSAI&oldid = 101365565


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