About PASAI
The Pacific Association of Supreme Audit Institutions (PASAI) is the official association of supreme audit institutions (government audit offices and similar organisations, known as SAIs) in the Pacific region. PASAI is one of the regional organisations belonging to the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI).
PASAI promotes transparent, accountable, effective, and efficient use of public sector resources in the Pacific. It contributes to that goal by helping its member SAIs improve the quality of public sector auditing in the Pacific to uniformly high standards. To meet that objective, PASAI’s mandate is to:
a) strengthen understanding, co-operation, and co-ordination between its members
b) advocate the interests of good governance - including transparency, accountability and the need for strong and independent SAIs - to governments and others in the Pacific region
c) build and sustain public auditing capacity across the Pacific by sharing knowledge with, and providing support to, its members
d) assist its members to perform their auditing functions, including through co-operative audits and similar activities
e) serve as a regional working group of INTOSAI, in the interests of all SAIs in the Pacific and beyond
f) encourage co-operation with other regional working groups and SAIs.
PASAI intends to improve transparency and accountability in managing and using public resources in Pacific Island countries. Specifically, PASAI will organise and provide programmes that will (i) enable the public accounts of countries in the Pacific region to be audited in a timely manner to recognised high standards; (ii) enhance the impact of audit findings and assist with performance audits, and (iii) raise the capability of SAIs.
THE PASAI STORY
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MEMBERS
PASAI has 29 members.
CONGRESS
The Congress is PASAI’s supreme authority and consists of all PASAI members.
GOVERNING BOARD
Under the guidance of the Congress, the Governing Board sets PASAI’s direction and oversees the activities of its Secretariat.
SECRETARIAT TEAM
John Ryan (Controller and Auditor-General, New Zealand) is PASAI’s Secretary-General, leading the Secretariat Team.
STRATEGIC PLAN
The strategic goals of PASAI under the 2014-2024 Strategic Plan are:
Strategic Priority 1: Strengthen SAI Independence
Strategic Priority 2: Advocacy to strengthen governance, transparency, accountability and integrity
Strategic Priority 3: High quality audits completed by Pacific SAIs on a timely basis
Strategic Priority 4: SAI capacity and capability enhanced
Strategic Priority 5: PASAI Secretariat capable of supporting Pacific SAIs.
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Incorporated Society
The Pacific Association of Supreme Audit Institutions Incorporated (PASAI Inc.) was incorporated under the New Zealand Incorporated Societies Act 1908 on 18 November 2009 to provide a legal vehicle for PASAI's operations.
Pacific Association of Supreme Audit Institutions Incorporated (PASAI Inc.) Rules
