[489A Appointment of auditors of public company: additional requirements for public interest entities with audit committees]
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

[489A  Appointment of auditors of public company: additional requirements for public interest entities with audit committees]

[(1)     This section applies to the appointment under section 489(4) of an auditor or auditors of a public company—

(a)     which is also a public interest entity; and

(b)     which has an audit committee.

(2)     But it does not apply to the appointment of an Auditor General as auditor or one of the auditors of the company.

(3)     Before an appointment to which this section applies is made—

(a)

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