AA1000 ASSURANCE STANDARD 2008 - AccountAbility
AA1000 ASSURANCE STANDARD 2008 - AccountAbility
AA1000 ASSURANCE STANDARD 2008 - AccountAbility
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AnnexesA. The <strong>AA1000</strong> SeriesThe <strong>AA1000</strong> Series is comprised of three standards:<strong>AA1000</strong>APS (<strong>2008</strong>) <strong>AccountAbility</strong> Principles<strong>AA1000</strong>AS (<strong>2008</strong>) Assurance Standard<strong>AA1000</strong>SES (2005) Stakeholder Engagement StandardThe series is supported by Guidance Notes and User Notes. The Guidance Notes, forexample, Guidance for the use of <strong>AA1000</strong>AS (<strong>2008</strong>) , provide information on how toapply the standards. The User Notes provide examples of the use of the standards.B. The <strong>AccountAbility</strong> Technical CommitteeJennifer Iansen-Rogers, KPMG – ChairGlenn Howard Frommer, MTR CorporationDominique Gangneux, ERMChuck Gatchell, Nike, Inc. (to February <strong>2008</strong>)Sean Gilbert, GRIAdrian Henriques, Middlesex UniversityVernon Jennings, Independent ConsultantEileen Kohl Kaufman, SAIDave Lucas, EskomPaul Monaghan, Cooperative Financial ServicesJohan Piet, TransparabilityPreben J. Sørensen, DeloitteChris Tuppen, BT (to February <strong>2008</strong>)Ian Wood, BT (from February <strong>2008</strong>)David York, ACCA25
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