TTC Audit and Risk Management Committee - February 15, 2018
Meeting info
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Agenda
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Meeting Minutes
TTC Board Members
TTC Board Members
- Josh Colle (Chair)
- Alan Heisey
- Rick Byers
- Q.C. and Ron Lalonde
- Vince Crisanti
Declarations of Interest – Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
Resolution – Committee of the Whole
That the Committee recess as the Committee of the Whole to deal with litigation or potential litigation matters, labour relations, employee negotiations, security of the property, to receive advice which is subject to solicitor client privilege and for the purpose of education/training.
Minutes of the Previous Meeting
Business Arising Out of the Minutes
Public Presentations
- Auditor General’s Report: Review of Toronto Transit Commission Procurement Policies and Practices: A Case Study to Improve Future Wheel-Trans Accessible Taxi Services Procurement (For Action)
- TTC Response to Auditor General Report – Procurement Policies & Practices (Presentation Available) (For Action)
- Auditor General Findings – TTC Procurement & Policies Progress Update Presentation
- TTC Internal Audit Department – 2017 Year-End Summary (For Action)
- TTC Internal Audit Department – 2018 Flexible Audit Work Plan (For Action)
- Presentation: Cyber Security Risks and Mitigation Strategies – Operations Group (This report involves the security of the property of the municipality or local board) (Deferred from December 13, 2017 meeting)(For Action)
A meeting of the TTC Audit & Risk Management Committee was held in Committee Room 1, Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen Street West on Thursday, February 15, 2018 commencing at 8:10 a.m. The Audit & Risk Management Committee recessed at 9:13 a.m. to meet as the Committee of the Whole and reconvened in public at 9:45 a.m.
Present at Committee of the Whole
J. Colle (Chair), R. Byers, A. Heisey and R. Lalonde (Members), R. Leary, T. Bal, C. Greenwood, B. Hasserjian, G. Piemontese, S. Reed Tanaka, B. Ross, J. Ross, J. Taylor, K. Watson, M. Atlas, K. Bayley, R. Chhibbar, D. Guna, M. Ismail, M. Killingsworth, C. Leach, A. Milojevic, M. Sobers, E. Wiggins, K. Lee and C. Finnerty were present. B. Romeo-Beehler (City of Toronto Auditor General) and D. Magisano (Mayor’s Office) were also present.
J. Colle was in the Chair
Present at Public Session
In this section
Minutes of the Previous Meeting
Presentations/Reports/Other Business
1. Auditor General’s Report: Review of Toronto Transit Commission Procurement Policies and Practices: A Case Study to Improve Future Wheel-Trans Accessible Taxi Services Procurement
B. Romeo-Beehler, J. Ying and P. Lee, Auditor General's Office, City of Toronto addressed the Committee with an overview of the audit results and recommendations.
Vice-Chair Heisey moved the Auditor General's report recommendations with the addition of clause 6, as follows:
1. The Board request the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission, to review the necessity and the risks associated with stipulating a minimum driver rate in the upcoming accessible taxi services procurement. Financial, operational, legal and procurement risks should be considered, in consultation with legal and procurement experts.
2. The Board request the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission, in the event that a minimum driver rate is included in the upcoming accessible taxi services procurement, to ensure that the appropriate financial staff assess the accuracy, completeness, and reasonableness of the financial estimate of driver income.
3. The Board request the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission, to ensure that draft call document for accessible taxi services, and other WheelTrans contracted services, is sufficiently and thoroughly reviewed to minimize the need for addendums and changes.
4. The Board request the Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Transit Commission, to ensure that the appropriate subject matter experts, including finance and risk management staff, are involved at the planning stage of the upcoming accessible taxi services procurement process and the final review of the call document.
5. The Board forward this report to City Council for information through the City’s Audit Committee.
6. That the draft RFP document be presented to the Audit & Risk Management Committee for its consideration prior to issuance.
The motion by Vice-Chair Heisey carried.
2. TTC Response to Auditor General Report – Procurement Policies & Practices
T. Zlotnik, Head – Materials and Procurement addressed the Committee with a presentation summarizing changes to the TTC's procurement policies and practices as a result of the Auditor General's investigation and a request by City Council.
The Committee adopted the staff recommendations, as follows: It is recommended that the Audit & Risk Management Committee:
1. Receive this report for information; and
2. Forward this report to the TTC Board for consideration and referral to the City of Toronto Audit Committee in accordance with City Council’s request at its meeting of July 4, 2017 (AU19.11)
Approved
3. TTC Internal Audit Department – 2017 Year-End Summary
C. Leach, Acting Head of Internal Audit addressed the Committee with a brief verbal overview of the Audit Department's year-end summary.
The Committee adopted the staff recommendations, as follows: It is recommended that the TTC Audit and Risk Management Committee:
1. Approve the attached TTC Internal Audit Department – 2017 Year-End Summary.
2. Forward a copy of the approved TTC Internal Audit Department – 2017 Year-End Summary to the TTC Board for information. Approved
4. TTC Internal Audit Department – 2018 Flexible Audit Work Plan It is recommended that the TTC Audit and Risk Management Committee:
1. Approve the attached TTC Internal Audit Department – 2018 Flexible Audit Work Plan.
2. Forward a copy of the approved TTC Internal Audit Department – 2018 Flexible Audit Plan to the TTC Board for information.
Approved
5. Presentation: Cyber Security Risks and Mitigation Strategies – Operations Group
It is recommended that the TTC Audit and Risk Management Committee:
1. Receive the confidential information contained in the confidential attachment;
2. Authorize that the information contained in the confidential attachment remain confidential in its entirety as it involves the security of the property of the municipality or local board.
Approved
The meeting adjourned at 9:46 a.m.