Summary of our fraud survey results for schools
May 2012: Cleanest public sector in the world: Keeping fraud at bay.
2011/12
A list of our work produced between 1 July 2011 and 30 June 2012.
Summary of our fraud survey results for schools
Statement of Intent 2012-15
May 2012, ISSN 1179-7347 (print), ISSN 1179-7355 (online)
Summary of our fraud survey results for local government entities
May 2012: Summary of our fraud survey results for Airports, Port companies, Electricity lines businesses, Local government - other, and Council-controlled organisations.
New Zealand Qualifications Authority: Assuring the consistency and quality of internal assessment for NCEA
May 2012: We examined the work that NZQA does to ensure that the internally assessed portion of NCEA qualifications is consistently administered throughout the country and of a high quality. This report sets out the results of our performance audit...
Summary of our fraud survey results for State-owned enterprises
May 2012: Cleanest public sector in the world: Keeping fraud at bay.
Summary of our fraud survey results for licensing and community trusts
June 2012: Cleanest public sector in the world: Keeping fraud at bay
Institutional arrangements for training, registering, and appraising teachers
June 2012: This paper describes how public entities, and people in certain roles, influence the quality of teachers through initial teacher training, teacher registration, and monitoring teachers' performance.
Fraud awareness, prevention, and detection in the public sector
June 2012: This report sets out for Parliament and public entities the main results of our survey along with other insights from local and international sources about fraud awareness, prevention, and detection.
District health boards: Quality annual reports
June 2012: In this paper, we discuss characteristics of annual reports that we consider are necessary for good accountability.
Annual Plan 2012/13
June 2012: ISSN 1178-8488 (print), ISSN 1179-7339 (online).
Realising benefits from six public sector technology projects
June 2012: In this paper, we look at six public sector ICT-enabled projects that range in cost from a few hundred thousand dollars to tens of millions of dollars. We highlight some of the features of the projects' management that have led them to realise benefits successfully.
Reviewing financial management in central government
June 2012: To work out in a co-ordinated way where financial resources are directed, how they are controlled, and, ultimately, what value they create is fundamentally important. We have reviewed whether central government's financial management system allows us to understand and manage our financial resources within and throughout government and, if not, what needs to change.