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POC Performance Audit Overview
POC Performance Audit Overview
POC Performance Audit Overview
TRAINING OF TRAINERS
PERFORMANCE AUDIT FOR THE
PEACE AND ORDER COUNCILS
General Overview
Background
• The Philippine Development Plan (PDP) 2017-2022
embodies the long-term aspirations of the Filipinos. It
follows the pillars of Malasakit, Pagbabago, at Patuloy
na Pag-Unlad.
• Subsector Outcome 2 in the said PDP, Chapter 18:
Ensuring Security, Public Order, and Public Safety,
encourages collaboration among LGUs, law
enforcement agencies, and local communities.
• Peace and Order Councils (POCs) is a government’s
platform for stronger collaboration among LGUs, law
enforcement agencies, and local communities.
Scope / Coverage
• 17 Regional POCs
• 81 Provincial POCs
• 145 City POCs
• 1489 Municipal POCs
• All Regional and Sub-Regional DILG Offices (POC
Secretariats) primarily involved in the
implementation of the performance audit
• Bureau of Local Government Supervision – Policy
Compliance and Monitoring Division
Audit Criteria
• ORGANIZATION – POCs should conform to the prescribed
membership of EO 773 s. of 2009
• MEETINGS – Pursuant to DILG MC No. 2015-130, POCs must
convene quarterly, or as often as needed
• POLICIES, PLAN, AND BUDGET – Pursuant to DILG MC No.
2015-128, an allocation of a substantial portion of LGUs’
respective annual budgets
• REPORTS – In accordance to DILG MC No. 2015-130 and 2017-
67, all POCs shall submit accomplishment reports through the
POPSP-PCMS
• INNOVATIONS – Recognition of best practices and innovative
programs initiated by LGUs
Tools
1. Pre-Audit
a. Pre-Audit Form 1A
b. Pre-Audit Form 1B
Tools
2. Audit
a. Indicator Reference for Regions
b. Indicator Reference for PCMs
c. Audit Form 2A
d. Audit Form 2B
e. Consolidated Report Form
f. Performance Profile Form 3A
g. Performance Profile Form 3B
h. Performance Profile Form 3C
i. Performance Profile Form 3D
Audit Teams Secretariat