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��p,LlAT7q�, <br />O, <br />.- Association of Local Government Auditors <br />July 28, 2016 <br />Ms. Bonnie S. Nims, CGAP <br />Legislative Auditor <br />County of Hawai'i <br />Office of the Legislative Auditor <br />1266 Kamchameha Avenue, Suite A-8 <br />Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 <br />Dear Ms. Nims <br />We have completed a peer review of the Office of the Legislative Auditor, County of Hawai'i for the period <br />July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2016 and issued our report thereon dated July 28, 2016 We are issuing <br />this companion letter to offer certain observations and suggestions stemming from our peer review <br />We would like to mention some of the areas in which we believe your office excels: <br />The office focuses on continuous improvement which has led to an updated policy manual, more <br />thorough workpaper documentation and full implementation of all recommendations received during <br />its last peer review. <br />The office performs audits that are impactful to the organization and the community. <br />The office has successfully undergone its second peer review even with a transition in leadership that <br />could have ;mpacted its ability to do so. <br />We offer the following observations and suggestions to enhance your organization's demonstrated <br />adherence to Government Auditing Standards <br />Standard 6.11(e) states auditors should assess audit risk and significance w:thin the context of the audit <br />objectives by gaining an understanding of... ongoing investigations or legal proceedings within the context <br />of the audit objectives. We recommend they include documentation of discussions related to ongoing <br />investigations or legal proceedings within their audit planang documents <br />Standard 6.62 states auditors should evaluate the objectivity, credibility, and reliability of testimonial <br />evidence used to interpret or corroborate documentary or physical information. Standard 6.65 states <br />when auditors use information provided by officials of the audited entity as part of their evidence, they <br />should determine what the officials of the audited entity or other auditors did to obtain assurance over the <br />reliability of the information. We recommend when testimonial evidence and/or information provided by <br />officials of the audited entity are relied upon, the office evaluate the objectivity, credibility and reliability of <br />the information and document the corroboration of the testimonial evidence within the workpapers. <br />We extend our thanks to you and your staff for the hospitafty and cooperation extended to us during our <br />review <br />n <br />Since <br />rely,, <br />Terra Van Andel <br />Office of the City Auditor <br />City of Long Beach, CA <br />jvo-aff 4J��� <br />Tina Adams <br />Office of the City Auditor <br />Charlotte, NC <br />449 Lewis Hargett Circle, Suite 290, Lexington, KY 40503. Phone: (859) 276-0686, Fax: (859) 278-0507 <br />webmaster@nasact.org ■ www.algaonline.org <br />
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