Section 58Part 7 — Audit Office - Auditor General
Independence of Auditor General
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58. (1) In the performance of that person’s duties or exercise of that person’s powers under this or any other law, the Auditor General shall not be subject to the direction or control of any person.
The Auditor General shall not be required to undertake any duty which is, in that person’s opinion, incompatible with the duties imposed on that person by this or any other law.
The Auditor General shall not, whilst that person holds that office, hold any other paid office or employment.
If the Auditor General is removed from office under section 114 of the Constitution, a full statement of the circumstances shall be made at the first opportunity to the Cayman Islands Parliament, and the Auditor General shall have the right of reply which shall be exercised by way of written statement which shall be tabled in the Cayman Islands Parliament by the Speaker.
The Governor shall specify in writing the amount of the annual salary of the Auditor General, and the Auditor General shall be entitled to the salary so specified.