s. 7A (3) After considering the draft annual plan, the Parliamentary Committee must return it with any comments to the Auditor-General. S. 7A(4) (4) As soon as practicable after the passage of the substituted by annual appropriation Acts for a financial year, the No. 36/2003 s. 5. Auditor-General must complete the annual plan for that year, after considering any comments received from the Parliamentary Committee. (5) The Auditor-General must indicate in the annual S. 7A(5) substituted by plan the nature of any changes suggested by the No. 36/2003 s. 5. Parliamentary Committee that the has not adopted. S. 7A(6) (6) Before the beginning of the financial year to inserted by which an annual plan relates, the Auditor-General No. 36/2003 must— s. 5. (a) present the annual plan to the Parliamentary Committee; and S. 7A(6)(b) (b) cause the annual plan to be transmitted to substituted by each House of the Parliament. No. 80/2006 s. 15(1). (7) The clerk of each House of the Parliament must S. 7A(7) inserted by cause the annual plan to be laid before the House No. 36/2003 on the day on which it is received or on the next s. 5. sitting day of the House. (8) If the Auditor-General proposes to transmit an S. 7A(8) inserted by annual plan to the Parliament at a time when a No. 36/2003 s. 5, House of the Parliament is not likely to sit substituted by between then and the beginning of the financial No. 80/2006 s. 15(2). year to which the annual plan relates, the must— (a) give one business day's notice of his or her intention to do so to the clerk of the House of the Parliament; and (b) give the annual plan to the clerk of the House on the day indicated in the notice; and
(3) After considering the draft annual plan, the Parliamentary Committee must return it with any comments to the Auditor-General. S. 7A(4) substituted by No. 36/2003 s. 5. (4) As soon as practicable after the passage of the annual appropriation Acts for a financial year, the Auditor-General must complete the annual plan for that year, after considering any comments received from the Parliamentary Committee. S. 7A(5) substituted by No. 36/2003 s. 5. (5) The Auditor-General must indicate in the annual plan the nature of any changes suggested by the Parliamentary Committee that the has not adopted. S. 7A(6) inserted by No. 36/2003 s. 5. (6) Before the beginning of the financial year to which an annual plan relates, the Auditor-General must— s. 7A (a) present the annual plan to the Parliamentary Committee; and S. 7A(6)(b) substituted by No. 80/2006 s. 15(1). (b) cause the annual plan to be transmitted to each House of the Parliament. S. 7A(7) inserted by No. 36/2003 s. 5. (7) The clerk of each House of the Parliament must cause the annual plan to be laid before the House on the day on which it is received or on the next sitting day of the House. S. 7A(8) inserted by No. 36/2003 s. 5, substituted by No. 80/2006 s. 15(2). (8) If the Auditor-General proposes to transmit an annual plan to the Parliament at a time when a House of the Parliament is not likely to sit between then and the beginning of the financial year to which the annual plan relates, the must— (a) give one business day's notice of his or her intention to do so to the clerk of the House of the Parliament; and (b) give the annual plan to the clerk of the House on the day indicated in the notice; and
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