... recommendations. The report may entail the analysis ofthe SAI work in the previous year, including information on audit work, information on training activity; a summary of issues arising from quality ... be influenced by the work of internal auditors or other auditors performing audits on the same bodies; ã The assessment of risks and the significance, sensitivity and materiality ofthe audit ... that might have a significant impact on the audit objectives. Preliminary investigative audit (an audit that aims at conducting an initial study of specific issues to help prepare the audit...
... of Base 169XI. The British Forces 188XII. Suspense 207XIII. Burning the Vessels 226XIV. At Washington 245XV. Bladensburg 263XVI. In Hiding 282XVII. Missing 300XVIII. The Escape 318XIX. ... an' the other is sneakin' in some corner!"There came the sound of hurried footsteps, and then the light ofthe lantern so far illumined the head of the stairway that I could see Darius, ... 318XIX. The Unexpected 336XX. Dodging the Enemy 354XXI. In Port 372LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONSDarius cried out in my ear; but I heard him not, I was insane with the scene of carnage FrontispiecePAGE"Pass...
... The Office ofthe Auditor The missions ofthe Office ofthe Auditor are assigned by the Hawaii State Constitution(Article VII, Section 10). The primary mission is to conduct post audits ofthe ... its assigned missions, the office conducts the following types of examinations:1. Financial audits attest to the fairness ofthe financial statements of agencies. Theyexamine the adequacy of ... 5Exhibit 1.4 Hawai `i Visitors & Convention Bureau Organizational Chart 7Exhibit 1.5 Hawai `i Visitors & Convention Bureau Sources of Funding, CY2000 to CY2002 9Exhibit 1.6 Hawai `i Visitors...
... OfficeProductDevelopment OfficeAdministrationOfficeCommunicationsOfficeDirector of TourismMarketingAdministrativeAssistant IISports EventsManagerTourism SpecialistIIITourism ProgramOfficerChiefAdministrativeOfficerCommunicationsDirectorProductDevelopmentCoordinatorTourism ... of the major neighbor islands and around the world. In the United States, the bureau maintains offices in Salinas, California; San Diego,California; Chicago, Illinois; and Arlington, Virginia. The ... product offerings andexperiences, while creating economic opportunities through tourism.HistoryEstablished in 1903, HVCB, then known as the Hawai `i Visitors Bureau,is the oldest tourism organization...
... 13Chapter 2: The Hawai `i Tourism Authority Enabled the Hawai `i Visitors & Convention Bureau to Exploit State Contract FundingChapter 2 The Hawai `i Tourism Authority Enabled the Hawai `i Visitors ... Japan office entered into a salary arrangement for anoffice executive that creates a potential conflict of interest.Summary of FindingsInadequateAuthorityOversightProvided the Hawai `i Visitors ... our limited review of expenditures, the Kaua i Visitors Bureau appears to monitor expenditures fairly well andgenerally complies with policies and procedures.Exhibit 2.3 Examples of Excessive...
... ResearchCorporation of the University of HawaiiHVCB - Hawai `i Visitors &Convention BureauThis is trial versionwww.adultpdf.com 24Chapter 2: The Hawai `i Tourism Authority Enabled the Hawai `i Visitors ... promoting Hawai i in Taiwan and improvingand maintaining the image of Hawai `i in Taiwan as a primary visitor andconvention/incentive destination. The contract was originally effectivefrom May 1, ... maintain the Hawai `i Convention Center. In addition, the bill provided thatconvention center management would also include marketing the facility.Public testimony indicated that the authority...
... policies in place. Moreover, by providing the authority acopy of its outdated policies, HVCB gave the authority the impressionthat fiscal policies were in place. Without such policies, the ... 2002, and the changes inits financial position and its cash flows for the year then ended inconformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the UnitedStates of America. Nishihama & ... policies and procedures;ii. Conducting periodic audits of contract expenditures;iii. Placing a limit on the amount of state funds that can be usedfor contractors’ administrative expenditures;iv....
... understanding ofthe financialstatements and financial condition of HVCB are discussed in thissection.Description of FinancialStatementsStatements of FinancialPosition (Exhibit 3.1)Statements of Activities ... under the laws ofthe State of Hawai `i (State) for the primary purpose of promoting travel to and among the Hawaiian Islands. In July 1996, the name was officially changed to the Hawai `i Visitors ... contract dispute with a vendor. In the opinion of management, although the outcome of any legalproceedings cannot be predicted with certainty, the ultimate liability of HVCB in connection with the...
... onAgencyResponsesResponses ofthe Affected AgenciesWe transmitted drafts of this report to the Board of Directors of the Hawai i Tourism Authority, the authority’s executive director, and the Department of Business, ... compliance, minimize the State’s liability,and optimize the State’s expenditures for tourism promotion. The boardchair and executive director also stated that they were surprised by many of our ... contradiction with our finding that HVCB violated GAAPThis is trial versionwww.adultpdf.com This is trial versionwww.adultpdf.com 56requires further investigation. We acknowledge the difference...
... administer the aquaculture program. The department is comprised ofthe Board of Agriculture, the Office of the Chairperson, the Administrative Services Office, six divisions, andan administratively ... postaudits of alldepartments, offices, and agencies ofthe State and its politicalsubdivisions. The audit was conducted by the Office ofthe Auditor and the certified public accounting firm of Grant ... of our financial audit ofthe Department of Agriculture. The audit was conducted by the Office ofthe Auditor and the independent certified public accounting firm of Grant ThorntonLLP. Section...
... processing facilities, and severalirrigation systems statewide.Animal Industry Division The mission ofthe Animal Industry Division is to protect Hawai `i slivestock and poultry industries and the ... underlying cause for many ofthe findings identifiedduring our audit. The significant impact of not having formal policiesand procedures in the areas identified above will become evident assubsequent ... 10Chapter 2: Internal Control Deficiencies The volume and scope of fiscal activity within the loan division makesit imperative that sufficient controls are in place and that basicadministration and...