Section 30C: Duties of auditors
This section is inserted by Act No 7 of 2020, section 21.
consolidated text (as at 2016, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
30C. Duties of auditors
(1) Where in the course of his audit, an auditor of
a licensee of the Commission becomes aware of any matter
which gives the auditor reasonable grounds to believe that –
(a) there has been a material adverse change
in the risks inherent in the business of the
licensee with the potential to jeopardise
the ability of the licensee to continue as a
going concern;
(b) the licensee may be in contravention of
this Act, any regulations made under this
Act, any FSC Rules or any directions
issued by the Commission;
(c) a financial crime has been, is being or is
likely to be committed;
(d) serious irregularities have occurred; or
(e) there has been non-compliance with the
laws of Mauritius,
the auditor shall report such matter in writing to the
Commission.
(2) Notwithstanding any other enactment, no
duty to which an auditor of a licensee of the Commission
may be subject shall be regarded as breached by reason of
his communicating in good faith to the Commission any
information under subsection (1).
(g) in section 52(2)(b), by deleting the words “2 employees” and
replacing them by the words “4 employees”;
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(h) by adding the Fifth Schedule set out in the Seventh Schedule
to this Act.
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Questions this section answers
- Must an auditor report to the Commission if they believe a licensee may be committing financial crime?