Policy information

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• State of Policy Information 2010

  Audit | 19-05-2010

  

  This year, our annual audit of policy information considered not the policy information itself but the underlying social problems. The outcomes of these so-called practical assessments are at the heart of State of Policy Information 2010.

• State of policy information 2009

  Audit | 20-05-2009

  

  In our annual publication, State of Policy Information, we consider whether the government provides the House of Representatives with sufficient information on policy in a number of fields. We also consider whether this information can be used in practice: can the House of Representatives use it to determine whether a minister's policy decisions were well considered and whether the intended goals and results will be achieved? This year, we looked at the six policy priorities ('pillars') set by the fourth Balkenende government and investigated how the government informed the House about one of the goals in each of the pillars.

• State of Policy Information 2008

  Audit | 21-05-2008

• State of policy information 2007

  Audit | 16-05-2007

  Information on large projects not used properly.
  Benefit of and need for new projects and changes in ongoing projects not always presented even-handedly or on time.

• State of policy information 2006

  Audit | 17-05-2006

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