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[...]... difficult forthe public sector to monitor overall performance Identify the range of skills needed in monitoring and managing the relationship, and consider how to retain or access such skills Provide for these arrangements inthepartnership terms Sources of information include thepartnership s strategy for investments and operations, the accounts and details of contract performance against business... model of good • practicein procuring and monitoring partnerships In applying this to the deals it is examining, the line between managerial and audit functions may become blurred, jeopardising the SAI's independence The SAI and the public entity should agree their respective roles at the outset ofthe audit; specifically although the SAI may make recommendations, the responsibility for implementation... contribute to the success ofthepartnership • Good contract management calls for a comprehensive understanding ofthe key stages and the risks associated in handling them, regular monitoring and effective communication between all parties to the contract Inthe United Kingdom, Kingston Hospital and their contractor Terrapin relied upon good project management to ensure the successful completion of. .. plans The SAI should ensure that the assets, liabilities and results of subsidiaries are consolidated into the accounts of the parent company with enough business segment information to present a true and fair view of the partnership s performance 14 D Monitoring the state's interests inthe partnership, continued Risk 23) 24) 25) Managing theriskThe public sector partner may be • prevented from obtaining... arrangements (e.g representation onthe management board of the partnership, joint monitoring of risks to thepartnership and open book accounting) • Appropriate dispute resolution arrangements E The state's exposure inthe event of difficulties Risk 26) The state may become a partner in, or administrator/owner of, a private business involuntarily, e.g because the business is at riskof imminent failure and supplies... before entering into the agreement, there is a danger that the state could find itself unable to exit except at punitive cost consider these possibilities and make provision for them - either inthe terms of the agreement (e.g the power to withdraw inthe event of poor performance without unreasonable financial loss) or by way of contingency planning (e.g share disposal) 16 Part 2: Risks facing the. .. examining the process and the results G identifying worthwhile lessons H following up their work 17 Part 2: Risks facing the SAI F Examining the process and the results Risk Managing therisk 28) The SAI may lack the commercial • expertise needed to evaluate either how well the public sector partner is protecting the state’s interests or whether the public sector has taken unreasonable risks 29) In. .. party to the other) C Protecting the state's interests as a minority shareholder Risk Managing therisk 17) If the public sector accepts a minority stake inthepartnership it risks its • When negotiating the agreement consider the value to the private sector of having interests being overridden by its control partner The public sector may accept a minority stake because the private • Ensure the partnership. .. onthe implementation of objectives rather than on what the objectives themselves should be 20 H Following up their work Risk Managing therisk 36) The state may incur liabilities through a • PPP that are not fully disclosed in their accounts The state could include a risk register in its accounts, which includes an assessment of the likelihood of intervention occurring and an estimated value for the. .. establish whether costs falling onthe public sector are affordable B Negotiating an appropriate partnership, continued Risk 9) 10) Managing therisk If the public sector makes large • Link contractual payments to the contractual payments up front, they may achievement of milestones and the standard be effectively financing the partner, of services delivered which may contravene international rules on state