IRBA Achieves a Clean Audit Report amidst Resource Constraints and Cost Containment Measures
The IRBA Annual Report was recently tabled in Parliament. With the Auditor-General South Africa as its auditor, the IRBA received a clean audit opinion for the 2022/2023 financial year.
During the year under review, the IRBA met the majority of its performance targets.
The 2023 Annual Report may be downloaded from the IRBA website at www.irba.co.za
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