VALUE FOR MONEY AUDITING ? AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW AND COMPARISON

John Glynn

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This paper considers the application of value for money auditing in six countries. It is hoped thereby to instil a greater realization of what is done and what might be done. Approaches vary, they can be structured or highly unstructured. Some countries offer their auditors less restrictive mandates than others. To date, despite a wealth of international practical experience, no standard approach has been adopted which adequately covers all the varied aspects of value for money auditing.

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