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FRAUD – INSTANCES AND NATURE OF FRAUD; STRATEGIES TO CONTROL AND PREVENT FRAUD
No instances of fraud were detected during the year.
ForestrySA maintains a Risk Management Advisory Group to assist in the identification of risk issues and the management of risk mitigation strategies.
ForestrySA employs an internal and external audit process which assists management in ensuring key process controls are effective and that risk management and corporate governance issues continue to be addressed.
USE OF CONSULTANTS
CORPORATE PROFILE
SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMIC  
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
CONSULTANT
AMOUNT (A$)
DESCRIPTION
3 Consultancies below $10 000
$12 341
 
1 Consultancy  $10 000 – $50 000
 
 
JP Management Consulting Pty. Ltd.
$10 000
Advice on open and competitive tendering process for sawlog
No Consultancies over $50 000
 
Total
$22 341
 
ACCOUNT PAYMENT SUMMARY


2003-2004 Summary

Number of Accounts Paid
Percentage of Accounts Paid By Number
Value in $A of Accounts Paid $’000
Percentage of Accounts Paid By Value
Paid by due date
8 676
83.46%
86 866
95.66%
Paid late but paid within 30 days or less of the due date
1 296
12.47%
3 356
3.70%
Paid more than 30 days from the due date
423
4.07%
587
0.65%
 
10 395
100.00%
90 809
100%
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
 
Number of Employees
Destination
Reason for Travel
Total Cost to ForestrySA
 
1
Japan
To meet with Nippon Paper Industries and Mitsui & Co. Ltd. to negotiate woodchip sales, volumes and prices.
All expenses of the trip were met by the consortium
 
1
New Zealand
To attend the Bioenergy Task 30 Conference
$2 171.00
 
1
New Zealand
To speak at the New Zealand Forest Industry Contractors’ Association (FICA) Annual Conference
Air fare and conference accommodation costs met by FICA. Additional costs $794
Total
3
 
 
$2 965.00