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MANCHESTER CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION (1977) LTD.



            SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS




































                   (L-R): Claudette Griffiths-Mckenzie, Michelle Douse, Ann-Juliet Rowe, Elaine Bailey, Dahlia Brown-Dawson
                         Missing from Photo: Barbara Chaimberlain, Claudette Gayle-Foster, Ruthan Smile-Smikle


            Audit Execution                                        Know Your Customer (KYC) – New Members’
                                                                   Account
            The activities piloted during the year are sum-
            marized as follows:                                    The  audit  of  New  Members  Accounts  was
                                                                   undertaken  to  ascertain  compliance  with  the
            Dormant and Inactive Members’ Account                  Credit  Unions  AML  –  KYC  policy  and  other
                                                                   applicable procedures.
            The  objective  of  the  Dormant  and  Inactive
            Accounts audit was to verify whether transactions      The audit involved the scrutiny of the member’s
            on dormant and inactive accounts were authentic        application, adjustments to the system and any
            and done in accordance with the stipulations of        relevant  documents  necessary  to  ascertain
            the operations’ policy.                                compliance with the Credit Union KYC policy. The
                                                                   audit findings revealed general compliance with
            The  audit  involved  the  scrutiny  of  transaction   the Credit Union’s AML KYC and POCA regulations.
            vouchers, supporting adjustments to the system
            and documented supporting records. The audit           Bank Reconciliation
            concluded  that  there  was  general  conformance
            with the applicable policies and procedures and no     The objectives of these reviews were to ascertain
            unauthorised transactions were observed on these       the timeliness and accuracy of Bank Reconcilia-
            accounts, however, a few exceptions were noted.        tions completed by the Accounting Department.
            Recommendations  were  made  to  management
            based  on  the  exceptions  observed  and  were        A re-performance of the Bank Reconciliations was
            satisfactorily  dealt  with  by  management  to        completed spanning 2016 and 2017; this review
            prevent re-occurrence.                                 was undertaken by verifying documents such as

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