Fraud Control Plan 2011
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Contents
- Statement of Purpose
- FRAUD POLICY STATEMENT
- Executive Summary
- Chapter One
- Chapter Two
- Chapter Three
- Identifying, Analysing, Evaluating, Monitoring and Treating Risk
- Identified Risks by Functional Area
- ICT Services Branch (ISB)
- Corporate Management Division
- Accountable Documents
- Asset Management
- Accounts Payable
- Collection and Security of Public Moneys
- Procurement and Contract Management
- Travel in Australia and Overseas
- Salaries and Allowances
- Post and Locally Engaged Staff Management Issues Section
- Information Technology and Information Security
- Diplomatic Security Branch (DSB)
- Physical and Information Security in Canberra
- Physical and Information Security at Overseas Posts
- Australian Passports Office
- Consular Public Diplomacy and Parliamentary Affairs Division
- Chapter Four
- Monitoring the Process: Awareness and Training
- Monitoring Fraud Risk
- The Central Fraud Index
- Fraud Awareness and Training
- Options for Risk Treatment
- 1. Fraud risks
- 2. Control measures
- 3. What significant changes in technology, hardware or terminology have occurred since the last plan that would impact on this issue?
- 4. Changes in process
- 5. Review, Implementation and Monitoring
- Monitoring the Process: Awareness and Training
