Changes needed to public service boards if they’re to realise their full potential
PSBs need to start thinking and acting differently, and to be given the freedom to work more flexibly
Public spending patterns since devolution ‘interesting and perhaps unexpected’
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Council overspending exhausts reserves
Failures in financial governance resulted in Town Council overspend of £100,000
Fewer households in fuel poverty but Welsh Government misses targets
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Preparations in Wales for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit – an update
Auditor General issues letter to Assembly Committee
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The role of the Wales Audit Office

We work to support the Auditor General as the public sector watchdog for Wales.

Our aim is to ensure that the people of Wales know whether public money is being managed wisely and that public bodies in Wales understand how to improve outcomes.

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Recent publications

Review of Public Services Boards
Fuel Poverty
Public Spending Trends in Wales 1999-00 to 2017-18
Preparations in Wales for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit – follow-up letter
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Useful resources

Our Work Programme 2019-20
Annual Plan 2019-20
Fee Scheme 2019-20
Code of Audit Practice

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Accountability and governance in partnership services

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Adverse Childhood Experiences - alternative delivery models

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