Chris Curtis
112:52 - 113:21
"we conduct all of our audits in accordance with auditing standards that require that we maintain our independence both in fact and appearance. Yes, I have no concerns about that. To be able to address these objectives using objective criteria. We will gather sufficient appropriate evidence like we always do for every performance audit we issue, and we will come back to the committee with an independent objective report."
“we conduct all of our audits in accordance with auditing standards that require that we maintain our independence both in fact and appearance. Yes, I have no concerns about that. To be able to address these objectives using objective criteria. We will gather sufficient appropriate evidence like we always do for every performance audit we issue, and we will come back to the committee with an independent objective report.”
- Speaker
- Chris Curtis
- Timestamp
- 112:52 – 113:21
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- July 16, 2026
From the transcript
Representative Josephson, through the chair, we conduct all of our audits in accordance with auditing standards that require that we maintain our independence both in fact and appearance. Yes, I have no concerns about that. To be able to address these objectives using objective criteria. We will gather sufficient appropriate evidence like we always do for every performance audit we issue, and we will come back to the committee with an independent objective report. Follow-up?
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