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- Does the school have any finance guidance manuals?
- Who is familiar with the contents?
- Is there a School Improvement Plan containing costed proposals, which are linked to the budget plan?
- Did the last budget preparation process incorporate consideration of future influences on income and expenditure, such as demographic change, and any balance rolled forward from the previous year?
- Was the budget formally ratified by the Governing Body, and appropriately minuted?
- Was the budget input form submitted to the Education & Leisure Finance Section by the due date and appropriately signed?
- Have working papers been retained which show how the budget estimates were arrived at?
- Is the day to day budgetary position checked before orders are approved?
- Does the school record committed expenditure, e.g. purchase orders, supply teaching costs and staff training courses etc?

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Introduction
A frequent mistake made in using the dialog diagrams is that too much information is recorded in the diagrams. The diagrams should fulfil simple objectives.
1. Show menu option.
2. Show which transactions are in the on-line system, and where they are available in the menu structure.
3. Show which screens are used in a transaction and the flow available between screens.
These general points should be remembered when evaluating the dialog design. More detailed preview points are provided below.

Basic review
Ensure that:
- The first IDS diagram (the ‘root diagram) begins with a ‘Start’ symbol leading to the first menu (the main menu).
- The hexagonal symbol has been used to represent a menu and the transaction symbol has been used to represent transaction, i.e. when data is input to be processed against the database (see example diagram below).
- Each screen used in a transaction has been referenced in an exchange symbol.
- Each icon is named to site standards.