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Auditing Well-Being: The Welsh Experience

Date 
29 July 2019
Time
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Venue
Victoria University of Wellington
23 Lambton Quay
Rutherford House, MZ03
Facilitator
Victoria University of Wellington

The Centre for Accounting, Governance and Taxation Research (CAGTR) cordially invites you to attend a Business Links Seminar by Adrian Crompton, Auditor General for Wales entitled:

Auditing Well-Being: The Welsh Experience

The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 has been described as world-leading and innovative. It requires all public bodies in Wales to set and publish well-being objectives, that are designed to maximise their contribution to achieving the Welsh Government's seven well-being goals, and to report annually on their progress. In doing so each public body is required to act in a manner that reflects "five ways of working", i.e. a long-term focus, prevention, integration, collaboration and involvement.

The Act also requires the Auditor General for Wales to examine and report on the extent to which each public body has acted in accordance with the above requirements. However, the implementation of this Act comes with no prior models or pre-defined standards. How then can the audit function provide some meaningful assurance about how public bodies are going about their new tasks? To do so, the Welsh Audit Office has had to develop a new set of tools and ways of working.

Adrian Crompton will discuss these challenges and his office's response to them.

Adrian Crompton:
After studying Economics at Bath University, Adrian worked as a Clerk in the House of Commons Library Research Division. He later spent time as a Government Statistician at the Welsh Office before moving to the newly established National Assembly for Wales. Adrian undertook various roles at the National Assembly before becoming Director of Assembly Business in 2007.

Since 2014, Adrian has worked as an Associate for Global Partners Governance, a social purpose company strengthening parliamentary democracy and political institutions in countries around the world. Adrian is a member of the Study of Parliament Group, which brings together senior parliamentary staff and academics studying parliamentary government and political science, and the Political Studies Association, which promotes political engagement and research with politicians, academia, the media and other key opinion formers.

In 2018, Adrian Crompton was recommended by the National Assembly for Wales for appointment as the Auditor General for Wales. As head of the Wales Audit Office, he oversees the annual audit of some £20 billion of taxpayers' money and is appointed on an eight-year term.


The seminar will be followed by light refreshments.

Please let Vanessa Borg know if you will be attending (including dietary requirements, if any) by email at vanessa.borg@vuw.ac.nz by latest, Wednesday, 24 July 2019.

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