Public Hospitals: Results of the 2012–13 Audits: Message
Ordered to be printed
VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT PRINTER March 2013
PP No 282, Session 2010–13
Ordered to be printed
VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT PRINTER March 2013
PP No 282, Session 2010–13
In accordance with section 16A and 16(3) of the Audit Act 1994 a copy of this report, or relevant extracts from the report, was provided to the Treasurer and all relevant agencies with a request for submissions or comments.
The submissions and comments provided are not subject to audit nor the evidentiary standards required to reach an audit conclusion. Responsibility for the accuracy, fairness and balance of those comments rests solely with the agency head.
Responses were received as follows:
Responsibility of public sector entities to achieve their objectives, with regard to reliability of financial reporting, effectiveness and efficiency of operations, compliance with applicable laws, and reporting to interested parties.
Establishing control of an asset, undertaking the risks, and receiving the rights to future benefits, as would be conferred with ownership, in exchange for the cost of acquisition.
Written agreement changing the terms and/or conditions of a contract.
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Material entity milestone dates
Department of Treasury and Finance AFR production milestone for finalising the financial report including audit opinion |
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Material entity |
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Material entities for the 2012–13 year
General government sector |
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Alfred Health |
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Austin Health |
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Barwon Health |
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Country Fire Authority |
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Department of Business and Innovation |
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VAGO reports on the results of the 2012–13 financial audits
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Auditor-General's Report on the Annual Financial Report of the State of Victoria, 2012–13 This report. |
This Part analyses and comments on two significant public private partnerships (PPP) under construction, and another in its operating phase. We summarise the total cost to the state for each of the three PPPs, drawing together contract payments as well as additional costs incurred directly by the state, to provide a level of transparency that is not available in general purpose financial statements.
This Part details the progress of significant projects underway at 30 June 2013. It also discusses changes to the provision of public information on project costs and the challenges that presents.
This Part analyses and comments on the state's financial position and performance for 2012–13 by interpreting the results reported to Parliament in the Annual Financial Report of the State of Victoria, 2012–13 (AFR).
This Part analyses and comments on the state's financial position and performance for 2012–13 by interpreting the results reported to Parliament in the Annual Financial Report of the State of Victoria, 2012–13 (AFR).