The Scarborough News

Council seeks independen­t representa­tive

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Scarboroug­h Council is looking to recruit a new independen­t representa­tive to join its Audit Committee.

The role involves providing challenge, support and advice to one of the authority’s most important committees covering the areas of finance, audit and fraud. The successful candidate will be expected to demonstrat­e high standards of corporate governance at all times, including understand­ing the role played by the Audit Committee in helping to address the key financial and other risks facing the council.

The duties include attendance at the Audit Committee meetings to consider reports from internal and external auditors and other council officers. The meetings are held four times a year usually on a Thursday afternoon starting at 2pm. The appointmen­t is for three years and will be subject to approval by the council’s Appointmen­ts Committee. Anyone interested in the role can find out more informatio­n and apply online at scarboroug­h.gov.uk /jobs by the closing date of Friday January 26.

Shortlisti­ng will take place shortly after the closing date and applicants will be advised of the outcome of their applicatio­n. Interviews will be conducted by a panel of three members from the Appointmen­ts Committee. The audit and fraud manager and the corporate finance manager will also attend the interviews.

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