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Good Governance in the Public Sector

Public Sector Roundtable

Good Governance in the Public Sector

On Wednesday 9 November 2011, FEE organised a high level meeting in Brussels to discuss what good governance means and its implications for strong financial management in the public sector. Good governance has a critical role to play in delivering efficient and effective public services, as well as helping to increase public trust and confidence now and well in to the future. The roundtable aimed at sharing and discussing the views of all relevant stakeholders in the European debate.

Documents of the Roundtable are now available.

Related files:

document pdf text  Programme
document pdf text Speakers’ CVs
document pdf text Presentation of Ian Carruthers
document pdf text Presentation of Stephanie Ledoux
document pdf text Presentation of Jeroen Maesschalck
document pdf text Presentation of Riccardo Mussari
document pdf text Presentation of Philippe Peuch-Lestrade
document pdf text Presentation of Judith Smyth
document pdf text Summary

Related links: Republique Francaise – Central Government Accounts 2010

 

 

Program

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Registration and Coffee

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Opening and Welcome Introduction

    Philip Johnson,
    FEE President
    Caroline Mawhood,
    Chair of Roundtable

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Session I: Contribution of good governance to efficiency and effectiveness of the public sector

    Good governance in the public sector: IFAC / CIPFA
    international framework project
    Good Governance in the context of Public Internal Financial
    Control (PIFC)
    Contribution of good governance to public value
    Contribution of audit function to good public governance
    Ian Carruthers,
    IPSASB-CIPFA
    Pia Widen,
    European Commission
    Riccardo Mussari,
    University of Sienna,
    Italy
    Philippe
    Peuch-Lestrade,
    Ernst & Young

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Coffee Break

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Session II: Principles of good governance for managing public services

    The Good Governance standard for public services: how it was
    developed and is being used
    Ethics management and good governance in the public sector:
    competing fads or complementary approaches?
    Preliminary steps for good governance – A case study of
    France
    Judith Smyth,
    UK Office for Public
    Management
    Jeroen Maesschalck,
    University of Leuven,
    Belgium
    Stéphanie Ledoux,
    Ministry of Finance,
    France

  • 00:00 - 00:00

    Summing up and Close

    Caroline Mawhood,
    Chair of Roundtable

  • 00:00 - 05:01

    Buffet Lunch

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