10 April 2025: We wanted to provide assurance about whether public organisations were well positioned to meet their legal and contractual commitments to fulfil Treaty settlements as intended. We also wanted to provide assurance about how well they understood any risks associated with meeting their commitments.
7 April 2025: The one instance of unappropriated expenditure in the first six months of 2024/25 relates to a $3.2 billion increase in the Crown liability for veterans’ support. Also, having seen some problems with statements setting the scope for government spending, we will carry out a comprehensive review during 2025.
3 April 2025: We wanted to know how effective government arrangements to reduce child poverty are. We looked at what the government is doing to reduce child poverty and mitigate the impacts of socio-economic disadvantage.
1 April 2025: We recently looked at selected public organisations to see how well they were governing their cyber security risks. We found that although governors are taking cyber security seriously, they have more work to do to support their organisations to reduce the gap between the amount of cyber security risk they are comfortable with and the amount of risk they currently face.
13 March 2025: We provided a submission to the Finance and Expenditure Committee on the Local Government (Water Services) Bill.
4 March 2025: We looked at NZTA’s processes for appointing and monitoring vehicle inspectors and inspecting organisations, how it responds to non-compliance, and how it measures and reports on the performance of these activities.
20 February 2025: This report describes the audit results and trends from the 58 long-term plans that councils adopted between June and October 2024.
19 February 2025: There are 18 authorities in New Zealand that regulate a workforce of nearly 140,000 registered health practitioners. In this report we highlight the role of responsible authorities and their contribution to the wider health sector.
14 February 2025: This detailed information sets out the results of the school audits for 2023. We have provided this information, and a list of recommendations, to the Secretary for Education.
21 January 2025: This guide is designed to help you think about how to approach monitoring organisational integrity – how to do it effectively and in a way that adds value to your organisation. It is intended to complement work that you might already be doing as part of your strategy to improve organisational integrity.