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The system of internal control is meant to keep the Town on <br />course toward its mission and to minimize surprises. The system <br />promotes efficiency, minimizes risks of asset loss, helps ensure <br />the reliability of financial information and compliance with <br />applicable laws, rules and regulations. <br />Internal control is a process; a means to an end and not an end <br />unto itself. The control environment is the foundation upon <br />which all components of internal control are based. It sets the <br />tone for Town operations. Internal control is about people, <br />operations, communications and the work environment. It is not <br />about policies and forms though it takes shape through the <br />implementation of relevant policies, procedures and practices. <br />Internal control can provide reasonable assurance but no system <br />of control can provide absolute assurance to the Town Council and <br />other users of financial information. <br />The Clerk -Treasurer shall be charged with: <br />• Conveying periodic messages of the Town's internal control <br />philosophy and expectations to all employees; <br />• Evaluating the Town's internal control system for weaknesses <br />on a periodic (but no less frequently than annual) basis, <br />providing solutions to any discovered weaknesses and inform <br />employees of necessary changes in procedures; <br />• Working to establish a confidential reporting system for <br />individuals to report suspected fraud and abuse of internal <br />control policies; and, <br />• Working to institute procedures to address violations of <br />policies and consequences for violations. <br />Principle 2: The oversight body oversees the entity's internal <br />control system. <br />As the fiscal body for the Town, the Town Council is responsible <br />for setting the institutional expectations for internal control, <br />ensuring management is aware of those expectations, requiring the <br />upward communications channels are open through all levels of <br />management and evaluating management's effectiveness toward <br />monitoring the control environment and implementing sound control <br />policies and procedures. As the Town's Chief Fiscal Officer, the <br />Clerk -Treasurer will be the Town Council's chief agent in <br />implementing and managing the internal control policies and <br />procedures. <br />
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