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Herbert R Balls

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ID5756431
NAMEHerbert R Balls
GIVEN NAMESHerbert R
FAMILY NAMEBalls
SIGNATUREBALLS H R
AFFILIATIONSGovernment of Canada
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT15
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1940
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
H-INDEX2
  • The watchdog of Parliament: The centenary of the legislative audit

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1978•Cited by: 3

    August 1, 1978, marks the one hundredth anniversary of the establishment of the office of the Auditor General of Canada. This article traces the development of the concept of the legislative audit from the time of its first application in Canada to the present day. The first legislation, modelled on the United Kingdom Exchequer and Audit Departments Act of 1866 and virtually unchanged in substance from 1878 to 1931, vested in the Auditor General …

  • Decision‐making: The role of the deputy minister

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1976•Cited by: 2•References: 3

    This paper examines the role of the deputy minister in public decision‐making. It notes the theoretical distinction between policy‐making, on the one hand, and policy‐execution or administration on the other, with the qualification that in practice the two are inevitably intermingled. It advances the view that changes in policy should be based on experience, in which the external impressions of politicians are complemented by the sense of continu…

  • Common services in government

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1974

    The provision of supporting services to a number of departments and agencies by one or more common service departments is the application in government administration of the economic principle of the specialization or division of labour. Common service agencies are used widely in the Government of Canada, in provincial and municipal governments, and indeed within most large organizations both in the public and private sectors of the economy. This…

  • New Techniques in Government Budgeting 4. Planning, Programming and Budgeting in Canada

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1970

  • Improving Performance of Public Enterprises Through Financial Management and Control

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1970

  • The Public Accounts, Their Purposes and Factors Affecting Their Form: An Administrative View

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1964

  • Efficient Public Administration

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1964

  • The Public Accounts Committee

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1963•Cited by: 2

  • The Qualities of an Administrator

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1961

  • Quebec, 1763–1774: The Financial Administration

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Historical Review•1960

  • Issue Control and Pre‐audit for Authority: The Functions of the Comptroller of the Treasury 1

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1960

  • The Financial Control and Accountability of Canadian Crown Corporations

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1953

  • The Legislative Audit1: The application of limited tests and some other aspects of the audit of Public Accounts

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls, Herbert Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1947

  • Some Aspects of Canadian Government Accounting1

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1947

  • John Langton and the Canadian Audit Office

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Historical Review•1940

  • The watchdog of Parliament: The centenary of the legislative audit

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1978•Cited by: 3

    August 1, 1978, marks the one hundredth anniversary of the establishment of the office of the Auditor General of Canada. This article traces the development of the concept of the legislative audit from the time of its first application in Canada to the present day. The first legislation, modelled on the United Kingdom Exchequer and Audit Departments Act of 1866 and virtually unchanged in substance from 1878 to 1931, vested in the Auditor General …

  • Decision‐making: The role of the deputy minister

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1976•Cited by: 2•References: 3

    This paper examines the role of the deputy minister in public decision‐making. It notes the theoretical distinction between policy‐making, on the one hand, and policy‐execution or administration on the other, with the qualification that in practice the two are inevitably intermingled. It advances the view that changes in policy should be based on experience, in which the external impressions of politicians are complemented by the sense of continu…

  • The Public Accounts Committee

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1963•Cited by: 2

  • John Langton and the Canadian Audit Office

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Historical Review•1940

  • The Legislative Audit1: The application of limited tests and some other aspects of the audit of Public Accounts

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls, Herbert Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1947

  • Some Aspects of Canadian Government Accounting1

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1947

  • The Financial Control and Accountability of Canadian Crown Corporations

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1953

  • Quebec, 1763–1774: The Financial Administration

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Historical Review•1960

  • Issue Control and Pre‐audit for Authority: The Functions of the Comptroller of the Treasury 1

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1960

  • The Qualities of an Administrator

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1961

  • The Public Accounts Committee

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1963•Cited by: 2

  • The Public Accounts, Their Purposes and Factors Affecting Their Form: An Administrative View

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1964

  • Efficient Public Administration

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1964

  • New Techniques in Government Budgeting 4. Planning, Programming and Budgeting in Canada

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Public Administration•1970

  • Improving Performance of Public Enterprises Through Financial Management and Control

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1970

  • Common services in government

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1974

    The provision of supporting services to a number of departments and agencies by one or more common service departments is the application in government administration of the economic principle of the specialization or division of labour. Common service agencies are used widely in the Government of Canada, in provincial and municipal governments, and indeed within most large organizations both in the public and private sectors of the economy. This…

  • Decision‐making: The role of the deputy minister

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1976•Cited by: 2•References: 3

    This paper examines the role of the deputy minister in public decision‐making. It notes the theoretical distinction between policy‐making, on the one hand, and policy‐execution or administration on the other, with the qualification that in practice the two are inevitably intermingled. It advances the view that changes in policy should be based on experience, in which the external impressions of politicians are complemented by the sense of continu…

  • The watchdog of Parliament: The centenary of the legislative audit

    Open Access•Herbert R Balls•ARTICLE•Canadian Public Administration•1978•Cited by: 3

    August 1, 1978, marks the one hundredth anniversary of the establishment of the office of the Auditor General of Canada. This article traces the development of the concept of the legislative audit from the time of its first application in Canada to the present day. The first legislation, modelled on the United Kingdom Exchequer and Audit Departments Act of 1866 and virtually unchanged in substance from 1878 to 1931, vested in the Auditor General …

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