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Should I become an auditor?

Are you an auditing professional who would like to conduct audits under the Safeguard? See below for some things to consider before applying to join the Audit Services Panel.

Benefits of being an auditor

As a member of the Audit Services Panel you can play a key role in supporting the schemes to deliver outcomes for the people of NSW. Other benefits of being an auditor include developing your capabilities and growing your client base.

Auditor skills

To be accepted as a member of the Audit Services Panel you'll need to demonstrate a strong foundation in audit techniques, compliance knowledge and technical expertise.

Auditor obligations

Auditors must agree to a range of obligations and sign an agreement. Obligations include following audit standards, maintaining independence, meeting insurance and legal requirements, and ongoing training.

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Key steps to becoming an auditor include:

  • applying to join the Audit Services Panel
  • IPART assessing your application
  • (on approval) signing the Audit Services Panel agreement.
Becoming an Auditor

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