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1978 - 1982
On 5 July 1978, following self government,
the Auditor-General for the Commonwealth
of Australia was appointed as the Auditor-General
for the Northern Territory.
A Branch of the Commonwealth Audit
Office
was maintained in Darwin with an average
of 16 staff, including 12 professional
auditors
who were fully engaged in field audits.
Mr D R Steele Clark was the Auditor-General
with Mr D D R Pearson being the Chief
Auditor
- Darwin from July 1978 to March 1979.
Mr Pearson was succeeded by Mr J L Trig until
September 1979, then Mr L B Stringer until
30 June 1982.
1982 -
In 1982 the Northern Territory Government
proceeded with the appointment of the first
resident Auditor-General, Mr G J Carpenter.
At this time arrangements were established
to permit the maximum involvement of private
accounting and audit firms in conducting
audits of the public sector. This model has
remained substantially unchanged to this
day.
The resident Auditors-General for the
Northern
Territory were:
Mr G J Carpenter (1982 - 1984)
Mr E M Isaacson (1984 - 1994)
Mr I Summers (1994 - 2002)
Mr O Alder - Acting AG (April 2002
- July 2002)
Mr H M Blake (2002 - 2004)
Mr K Simpson - Acting AG (May 2004
- September
2004)
Mr F McGuiness (2004 - )
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