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§ 97. Audit committee. a. There shall be an audit committee which
shall consist of the mayor, the comptroller, the public advocate, and
four private members appointed by the mayor, two of whom shall be
appointed upon the recommendation of the comptroller. The members of the
committee shall elect a private member as chair for an annual term
commencing on the first day of March.
b. The private members of the audit committee shall include (i) two
persons with expertise in finance, and (ii) two persons with expertise
in accounting. Two private members, one of whom shall have been
recommended by the comptroller, shall serve for two-year terms
commencing on the first day of March, nineteen hundred ninety; and two
private members, one of whom shall have been recommended by the
comptroller, shall serve for two-year terms commencing on the first day
of March, nineteen hundred ninety-one. Private members shall continue in
office until their successors have been appointed and qualified. Private
members shall serve without salary but shall be reimbursed for expenses
actually and necessarily incurred in the performance of official duties
and shall also receive a per diem allowance when rendering services to
the committee.
c. The audit committee shall:
(1) approve or disapprove the comptroller's suspension or withdrawal
of authority delegated to an agency pursuant to subdivision h of section
ninety-three;
(2) select a firm or firms of certified public accountants to perform
the annual audit of the city's accounts required by section ninety-five;
(3) assist in the determination of areas of inquiry for, review the
progress of, and evaluate the results of, the annual audit required by
section ninety-five;
(4) approve the selection of the independent actuary to perform the
actuarial audit required by section ninety-six; and
(5) perform such other functions as are agreed to by all of the
members.