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 MISSION STATEMENT
We audit, assess, and analyze government activities with integrity, independence and impartiality to improve the accountability, effectiveness, and efficiency of the Government of Guam.
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The Office of Public Accountability seeks to achieve independent and nonpartisan assessments that promote accountability and efficient, effective management throughout the Government of Guam. We seek to serve the public interest by providing the Governor of Guam, the Guam Legislature, and the People of Guam with dependable and reliable information, unbiased analysis, and objective recommendations on how best to use government resources in support of the well being of our island and its constituents. To achieve this mission, we:
- Endeavor to fulfill the highest standards of our profession and the expectations of the public to the best of our ability.
- Uphold the highest ethical standards in the performance of our work and encourage such standards throughout the Government of Guam.
- Commit to quality as the main principle governing our work.
- Perform our work with diligence, conscientiousness, and due professional care.
- Foster a partnership with our staff to enable them to reach their full potential and contribute to their growth and long-term success.
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The Citizen-Centric Reporting Initiative (CCR) is intended to foster innovative means of communication between governments and their citizenry. The CCR seeks to provide government financial information to its citizens in forms that are clear and understandable, updated regularly and often, delivered to all, easy to locate, honest in breadth and technically accurate in detail.
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As required by Public Law 31-233, the Office of Public Accountability will post audio recording of each monthly meeting of Boards and Commissions of all agencies, public corporations, and departments of the Government of Guam.
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As required by Public Law 28-76, the Office of the Public Auditor has established an ethics in government program for elected and appointed government officials.
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If the Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) recognizes an organization as exempt, the organization will be required to file certain returns and applications and publish its financial statements.
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