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Richmond Audit Committee, which includes its Chair, is broadening its focus to include standards and governance.

The Richmond Audit Committee, which includes its Chair, is broadening its remit to include standards and governance, moving beyond its traditional financial scrutiny. In October 2026, the committee reviewed its work programme, with a preference expressed to revert its February meeting to a Standards meeting for more focused discussion on these matters.

No further meetings discussing the Chair's role in this context are currently scheduled. The Chair, as the presiding officer of a committee, leads discussions such as those at the Richmond Audit Committee, which is now prioritising standards and governance.

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  1. The Richmond Audit Committee is broadening its focus to include standards and governance. Source
  2. In October 2026, the Richmond Audit Committee expressed a preference to revert its February meeting to a Standards meeting. Source
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