• British Columbia Public Accounts 2005/06
  
  
• Accounting Policy Change 2004/05 (PDF 27KB)
  
  
• Ministerial Accountability Report 2004/05
  (PDF 499KB)
  
  
• British Columbia Public Accounts 2004/05
  
  
• Ministerial Accountability Report 2004/05
  (PDF 827KB)
  
  
• Healthcare Benefit Trust report
  (PDF 1.8MB)
  
  
• Policy and Procedures Manuals
  
  
• Frequently Asked Questions
  
  
• Financial Information Act
  
  
• Job Opportunities

The Office of the Comptroller General has five branches:

Financial Management Branch develops and implements financial management and general administrative policies for government.

Financial Reporting and Advisory Services prepares and publishes the province's financial statements, including the Public Accounts, champions improvements in common accounting approaches across government.

Internal Audit and Advisory Services examines the adequacy of internal financial and management controls throughout government.

Corporate Compliance and Controls Monitoring Branch and Corporate Operations (includes Legal Encumbrance Section) provides a risk-based compliance review program to improve the efficiency and economy of internal controls, processes encumbered payments due to third party demands, and provides administrative and financial support for programs and initiatives undertaken by the Office of the Comptroller General.

Procurement Governance Office develops government procurement policies to promote fair and open procurement.

• Financial Management Branch
  
  
• Financial Reporting and Advisory Services
  
  
• Internal Audit and Advisory Services
  
  
• Corporate Compliance and Controls Monitoring Branch and Corporate Operations
  
  
• Procurement Governance Office

• Technical Specifications