| More detailed information about the program has been added to ALGA’s web site and links to actual peer review reports will be added in the near future. The Committee would like to use the web site to make available as much useful information as possible to the membership as well as those non-members that may be interested in our organization. The Committee would like to thank webmaster Gary Blackmer (who’s day job is City Auditor for the City of Portland, OR) for all of his efforts and assistance in helping us enhance the program web page. The Committee will once again conduct the oneday training session Conducting a ALGA Peer Review in conjunction with the annual conference. This course has received very positive feedback from participants and is an excellent way for members to gain an insight and understanding of the peer review process. Watch for the conference brochure for more information.
Finally, the Committee would like to stimulate dialogue on and demystify the peer review process. Since the ALGA Quarterly is the glue that binds our organization, there is no better place to do this. If you have a question about how Government Auditing Standards are interpreted during a ALGA peer review or any other peer review related topic, please forward your question to me using the contact information below. The Committee will publish question(s) and answer(s) in the ALGA Quarterly. If desired, anonymity will be maintained.
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