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Audit | 28-10-2009
Many important statutory tasks, such as the provision of education and the maintenance of public order, are carried out by institutions outside central government. These institutions, known as legal persons with statutory tasks (RWTs), are financed from the public purse. In this Impact Assessment we look back at our audit entitled Accounting by and supervision of legal persons with statutory tasks, part 5. The central question is whether our recommendations and the ministers' undertakings have been followed up.
Audit | 09-04-2009
At the request of the House of Representatives, we have investigated the allowances granted to Dutch civil servants who were seconded to international organisations. This report presents our findings on unpaid secondments, i.e. on civil servants who do note receive a salary from the Dutch government during the period of their secondment. The findings on paid secondments will follow in part B of our audit, publication of which is expected in September 2009.
Audit | 26-03-2009
Audit | 01-07-2008
ICT tsar not the sole solution to problems with government ICT projects. Court of Audit: introduce uniform cost structure for ICT projects.
Audit | 31-01-2008
On 31 January 2008, we published our audit report on the administration of housing and care benefits by the Tax and Customs Administration: A problematic ICT project.
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Dossier | 21-06-2010
The Netherlands Court of Audit uses geographical information in her audits as well as data derived from Earth observation by satellites. In this topic you will read about how we use this kind of data in our audits into government policy. We also present some practical examples of audits by the Court of Audit and other audit institutions.