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  • Reviews and evaluations are carried out on an ongoing basis, and led internally. As well, external reviews should be completed at intervals to give the organization the benefit of outside objectivity and expertise.
  • Controls are reviewed as part of a continuous improvement process.
  • Risks are monitored and evaluated constantly and programs and procedures are established to address these risks.
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Public Sector Governance - A Guide to the Principles of Good Practice

  • Where Should We Start?
  • How Can These Principles Be Put Into Practice?
  • How Should We Gauge our Progress and Successes?
    • Leadership, Ethics and a Culture Committed to Good Public Sector Governance
    • Stakeholder Relationships (Internal and External)
    • Risk Management
    • Internal Compliance and Accountability
    • Planning and Performance Monitoring
    • External Compliance and Accountability
    • Information and Decision Support
    • Review and Evaluation of Governance Arrangements
  • Is There More to Good Governance?
  • Further Information

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