
Six steps to better scrutiny in Wales
A discussion paper and checklist has been launched to help improve the way decision-makers are held to account
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View moreA discussion paper and checklist has been launched to help improve the way decision-makers are held to account
View moreReports in the public interest issued today (30 January 2019) by the Auditor General for Wales highlight long-standing shortfalls at two community councils
View moreConsistent and comparable data needed, along with strong leadership to manage expenditure on temporary staff, says Auditor General
View moreAuditor General uncovers “significant weaknesses” that need addressing
View moreAuditor General calls for urgent action, as the amount of money local councils manage continues to increase
View moreAuditor General examines Welsh Government’s ‘MyTravelPass’ scheme, with questions raised about value for money
View moreAs we reflect on 2018, we’ve selected some of our highlights from the year. These include the things we’re proud to have delivered and some of the successes we’ve celebrated.
View moreWelsh Revenue Authority “operating effectively” and Welsh Treasury “obtaining appropriate assurance” over HMRC’s implementation of Welsh Rates of Income Tax, says Auditor General
View moreReports in the public interest issued by the Auditor General for Wales highlight failures in three community councils to meet required standards
View moreCouncils slowly developing in this area, but more work needed to ‘break silo working’ and maximise the benefits of the data they hold, says Auditor General
View moreCurrent approach too ‘piecemeal’, although it’s starting to be overhauled
View moreWales faced losing out financially in a no-deal scenario until UK Government extended its funding guarantee. Welsh Government now needs to improve oversight and scrutiny of the Programme
View moreOn the 16 October the Finance Skills Development Group held the third conference for finance trainees, Finance for the Future 2018
View moreGreater collaboration between Welsh Government and councils at the heart of improvements, but costs and performance vary across Wales
View moreWhile rural Wales is a great place to live and work, reductions in public spending, socio-economic change, poor infrastructure and ongoing challenges of service delivery are adversely affecting the 600,000 or so people who live there
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