Or. Admin. Code § 125-700-0140 - Planning and Reporting Responsibilities
(1) Each agency's Chief Audit Executive shall
prepare an agency-wide risk assessment in accordance with audit
standards.
(2) Each agency's Chief
Audit Executive shall prepare an audit plan of engagements based on the most
recent risk assessment. The plan should reflect the priorities of the internal
audit function and be consistent with the agency's goals. Plan shall be
reviewed and approved by the audit committee, along with any significant
modifications to the plan. At least one risk-based audit shall be selected from
the audit plan and performed annually.
(3) Each agency's Chief Audit Executive shall
identify an audit topic related to governance and risk management at least once
every five years. Examples of audit topics include ethics,
diversity/equity/inclusion, strategic management, performance management, the
alignment of information technology with the agency's strategies and
objectives, systems in place to assure compliance with laws and regulations,
and processes in place to prevent and detect fraud.
(4) Each agency's Chief Audit Executive shall
provide information on the activities performed by the internal audit function
covering the time period of July 1 through June 30 of the preceding year; to
the Oregon Department of Administrative Services.
(a) The required information shall be
submitted to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services no later than
September 30th of each year and be included in the Statewide Annual Report on
Internal Audit Activities.
(b) The
information may include, but not be limited to:
(A) Staff Information such as education,
certification, training, etc.
(B)
Quality Assurance Reviews
(C) Audit
Committee makeup
(D) Audit and/or
Consulting Engagements performed
(E) Chief Audit Executive Reporting
Structure
(F) Risk Assessments and
Audit Plans
(G) Internal Audit
Function Performance Measures
(c) Information not included in an agency's
report must be available for review upon request of the Oregon Department of
Administrative Services.
(d)
Agency's shall provide DAS with supporting documentation related to submitted
information upon request.
(5) The agency's Chief Audit Executive must
periodically assess whether the purpose, authority, and responsibility, as
defined in the audit charter, and resources required to accomplish the work
continue to be adequate to enable the internal audit staff to accomplish their
objectives. The result of this periodic assessment must be communicated to the
audit committee and, if applicable, senior management.
(6) Completed risk assessments and internal
audits need to be filed with the Audits Division of the Office of the Secretary
of State.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.360
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 184.360(3)
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