Agency
Office of the Auditor-General (also known as Audit Office)
VA 1031
1851 - present
Agency names
Officially known as: Office of the Auditor-General (also known as Audit Office)
An Audit Office was established following the appointment of the first Auditor-General for the Colony of Victoria in July 1851.
From 1860 the Audit Office was included under the expenditure of the Chief Secretary (Finance Statement 1860). In 1936 the Premier assumed administrative responsibility for the Audit Office.
The Office is currently known as the Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO).
From 1860 the Audit Office was included under the expenditure of the Chief Secretary (Finance Statement 1860). In 1936 the Premier assumed administrative responsibility for the Audit Office.
The Office is currently known as the Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO).
Jurisdiction: Victoria
