Section 214 of the Constitution requires the Auditor-General to report at least once every fiscal year to the Parliament on the Public Accounts of PNG and on the control of, and on transactions with or concerning, public monies and property of PNG.
The Auditor-General also conducts other audits, such as performance audits and special reviews and investigations. These reports are presented to the Parliament as appropriate.
Under the Organic Law on Certain Constitutional Office Holders and Section 27 of the Audit Act, the Auditor-General is required annually to present a report on the work and operation of the Office along with the Office’s audited financial statements.
