2010 ED] CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SEYCHELLES [CAP 167
General shall have access to all books, records, returns,
information and other documents relating or relevant to those
accounts.
(4) The public accounts of Seychelles and of all other
persons or bodies referred to in clause (3) shall be kept in such
form as the Auditor-General shall approve.
(5) The Auditor-General shall, within twelve months of the
end of the immediately preceding financial year, submit the
report referred to in clause (3) to the National Assembly and
shall in that report draw attention to irregularities in the
accounts audited and to any other matter which in the opinion of
the Auditor-General ought to be brought to the notice of the
Assembly.
(6) The Finance and Public Accounts Committee of the
National Assembly shall consider the report of the Auditor
General and, for that purpose, may summon before the
Committee any person who, in the opinion of the Committee,
may assist the Committee in its consideration of the report.
(7) The Auditor-General shall, in the performance of the
functions of the office of Auditor-General, not be subject to the
direction or control of any other person or authority, but the
President or the National Assembly may request the Auditor
General in the public interest, to audit at any particular time, the
accounts of any persons or bodies referred to in clause (3)
(8) The Auditor-General shall be appointed for a term of
seven years but is eligible for reappointment at the end of a term
of office.
(9) The salary, allowances, gratuity or pension payable to the
Auditor- General shall be provided for by or under an Act and
shall be a charge on the Consolidated Fund.
(10) The Act referred to in clause (9) may provide for other
conditions of service of the Auditor –General.
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