Sentence examples for safeguarding audit from inspiring English sources

The statement outlines three initiatives: the publication of a diocesan safeguarding audit between 2006 and 2012; an external review of safeguarding procedures by the Very Rev Andrew McLellan, former moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and a former chief inspector of prisons; and a statistical review of all historic cases of abuse from 1947 to 2005.

"The local authority currently offers no strategic oversight with regard to the safeguarding of students beyond the safeguarding audit and provision of statutory safeguarding training.

The trust said its safeguarding team audited the college's procedures after receiving a draft copy of the Ofsted report adding: "The new senior leadership team at the school have begun implementing the recommendations".

There would need to be very strong safeguards and an accurate audit trail making it clear what changes or deletions had been made to records and by whom".

While the rationale to develop such a population register is to improve population health and equity through systematic medical audit, appropriate safeguards should be in place to limit any unintended misuse of possible confidential health data.

A Justice Department memo to the attorney general noted that the "misuse" of such information "could raise serious concerns," and said the N.S.A. promised to impose safeguards, including regular audits, on the metadata program.

Along with several sensible proposals, a recently issued report says that "nearly all" council members want Congress to end important accounting and auditing safeguards in Sarbanes-Oxley, claiming they make it unduly difficult for companies to raise money from investors, impeding their ability to grow and hire.

They blur the lines between social and school life creating real integrity issues — no parent wants to see their child 'like' a bikini shot of a teacher on holiday — with no audit trail or safeguarding".

The Washington-based Child Welfare League of America, which describes itself as the nation's oldest and largest membership-based organization dealing with child-welfare issues, will help USA Swimming develop new safeguards and conduct an annual audit to ensure enough is being done to prevent coaches from having improper contact with athletes.

One of the primary functions of an audit committee is to safeguard auditor independence.

This should be a universal no-brainer, along with stronger outside auditing of safeguard programs.