Who is responsible for submitting the eAudit to ACSA?

The responsibility for submitting the eAudit to the ACSA lies with the auditor. This is because the auditor plays a critical role in ensuring that all necessary data and findings from the audit process are accurately compiled and reported. The auditor is tasked with assessing compliance with relevant standards and regulations, and it is their duty to facilitate the submission of the eAudit, which serves as a formal report of their findings.

The role of the auditor includes not just conducting the audit but also ensuring that the documentation accurately reflects the process and outcomes, which ultimately needs to be conveyed to the appropriate regulatory body, in this case, the ACSA. This submission is a key part of maintaining transparency and accountability in the audit process.

While other parties, such as employers or ACSA representatives, may have roles in the audit or oversight processes, they do not have the responsibility for submitting the eAudit itself. Workers also are not involved in the formal submission process, as their role is typically centered around compliance and feedback rather than reporting.