The Local Audit (Auditor Panel) Regulations 2014
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7 Functions of auditor panels: further details
(1) In complying with its duties under section 10(1) to (3) of the Act a relevant authority’s auditor panel must advise the authority on— (a) whether to adopt a policy on the purchasing, from the authority’s local auditor, of non-audit services; (b) if the authority proposes to adopt such a policy, on its contents, including— (i) the circumstances in which the authority should ask the auditor panel for advice in connection with the purchasing of non-audit services; and (ii) the circumstances in which the authority should or should not purchase non-audit services from the authority’s local auditor. (2) In this regulation “non-audit services” in relation to a relevant authority means services provided by the authority’s local auditor to the authority other than in the exercise of the functions of the local auditor under the Act.
7 Functions of auditor panels: further details
(1) In complying with its duties under section 10(1) to (3) of the Act a relevant authority’s auditor panel must advise the authority on— (a) whether to adopt a policy on the purchasing, from the authority’s local auditor, of non-audit services; (b) if the authority proposes to adopt such a policy, on its contents, including— (i) the circumstances in which the authority should ask the auditor panel for advice in connection with the purchasing of non-audit services; and (ii) the circumstances in which the authority should or should not purchase non-audit services from the authority’s local auditor. (2) In this regulation “non-audit services” in relation to a relevant authority means services provided by the authority’s local auditor to the authority other than in the exercise of the functions of the local auditor under the Act.
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