What does 38 require?

How well the entity is achieving its purposes must be measured and assessed by its accountable authority, using methods that satisfy the rules; the PGPA Rule requires performance measures that are relevant, reliable, complete and verifiable, with targets where practicable, and requires them to be set out in the corporate plan.

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Other controls in Part 2-3: corporate plans, budget estimates, performance records and statements, accounts, financial statements, audit, audit committee and annual report (sections 33 to 49) – Australia Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act)

35 Corporate plan: prepare a corporate plan at least once each reporting period, give it to the responsible Minister and the Finance Minister, comply with and publish it under the rules, address the Government's key priorities where relevant, cover subsidiaries, and follow the rules when varying it
36 Budget estimates: prepare estimates covering the entity's activities for each reporting period and any other period the Finance Minister directs, fairly presenting the estimated financial impacts, complying with the Finance Secretary's directions, and give them to the Finance Secretary
37 Performance records: keep records that properly record and explain the entity's performance in achieving its purposes, in a way that complies with the rules and enables the annual performance statements, with full and free access for the responsible Minister and Finance Minister
39 Annual performance statements: prepare them as soon as practicable after the end of each reporting period, providing information about performance in achieving the entity's purposes in compliance with the rules, and include a copy in the tabled annual report
41 Accounts and records: keep accounts and records that properly record and explain the entity's transactions and financial position, comply with the rules, enable the annual and consolidated financial statements, and allow a convenient and proper audit, with full and free ministerial access
42 Annual financial statements: prepare them as soon as practicable after the end of each reporting period, give them to the Auditor-General, comply with the accounting standards and the rules, present fairly the financial position, performance and cash flows, state the accountable authority's opinion on compliance, and for a government business enterprise state whether there are reasonable grounds to believe debts can be paid as they fall due
43 Audit of the annual financial statements: the Auditor-General examines the statements and reports to the responsible Minister, and a copy of the statements and the audit report must be included in the entity's tabled annual report
44 Subsidiaries of corporate Commonwealth entities: ensure every subsidiary's financial statements for each reporting period are audited, by the Auditor-General unless the foreign-incorporation exceptions apply, using Corporations Act rules where applicable, and give the auditor's report with the statements to the responsible Minister

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