NHS bodies in Wales have largely maintained good governance throughout the crisis, with revised arrangements enabling them to govern in a lean, agile, and rigorous manner
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Previous grant procedures 'unsuitable' for Penmon Fish Farm projectThe Welsh Government followed the procedures it had in place in at the time for approving and managing grant funding of the Penmon Fish farm in Ang -
Tell us: Is your neighbourhood in good health?People living in Wales are being urged to complete a short survey to help a major new study being launched by the Wales Audit Office into Environme -
Slow progress made in addressing safety issues in mental health services for children and young people in WalesChildren and young people accessing mental health services in Wales continue to be put at risk. -
We need to invest in scrutiny to maximise its impact says Auditor GeneralAuditor General for Wales - Keynote Speech - -
Welsh Higher Education Finances In 'Sound Health' And Tuition Fees Policy Well ImplementedThe finances of Welsh higher education institutions are generally in sound health and, overall, both the Welsh Government and Higher Education Fund -
Auditor General seeks views on enhanced set of audit principlesThe Auditor General is today publishing a consultation on a revised Code of Audit Practice and a Statement of Practice for local government improve -
Wales Audit Office joins forces with Charity Commission to host good practice seminar for trusteesThe event, on 6 November, is being hosted, as part of National Trustees' Week, by the Wales Audit Office, in conjunction with the Charity Commissio -
Appeal for patients' views on orthopaedicsOrthopaedics is the medical specialty that deals with the prevention and correction of injuries and disorders of the bones, joints and associated m -
New Wales Audit Office board gets down to businessNewly appointed Chair, Isobel Garner, will steer the organisation as its Governance Committee and support delivery of the Auditor General for Wales -
Public services facing "Tightest 7 years for public service spending in the post War period" says Auditor GeneralSpeaking at the Finance Leadership Network Conference at Cardiff City Stadium (10 October 2013) the Auditor General highlights the hard hitting dra -
Sharing approaches to unscheduled careThe blog draws out practice from the Wales Audit Office's recently published report on unscheduled care. -
Auditor General publishes Improvement Assessment Letter and Annual Improvement report on Cardiff CouncilThe Improvement Assessment letter considers the audit and assessment work undertaken at the Council by the Wales Audit Office, and whether Cardiff -
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Welsh Local Government getting better at Planning, Delivering and Reporting ImprovementsWelsh Councils, National Parks and Fire and Rescue Authorities are getting better at connecting what they want to achieve with their plans and reso -
Auditor General publishes his Corporate Assessment Report 2012-13 on Newport City CouncilNewport City Council is at a pivotal point as it begins to address longstanding weaknesses in the way it plans for improvement.
