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17 July 2024: We will be carrying out an audit to determine how well public organisations are set up to meet their Treaty settlement commitments.
17 July 2024: We will be carrying out an audit to determine how well public organisations are set up to meet their Treaty settlement commitments.
11 July 2024: We are looking at the Council's responses to reviews after extreme weather events in early 2023, and its emergency preparedness more generally.
21 May 2024: The Auditor-General has followed up on a previous recommendation to consider how well four regional councils work with iwi and hapū to manage freshwater quality.
7 May 2024: The Auditor-General has independently reviewed the Electoral Commission’s quality assurance processes for counting votes.
4 April 2024: We are looking at whether cyber security risks are governed effectively in selected public organisations.
3 April 2024: This performance audit will look at how Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport Agency makes sure that the individuals and organisations that issue warrants or certificates of fitness are meeting inspection requirements.
20 February 2024: The Auditor-General examined how well the Ministry for Primary Industries monitors importers of higher-risk foods.
15 February 2024: The Auditor-General has looked at how well government agencies work together to understand and meet the mental health needs of young people aged 12-24.
31 January 2024: We are looking at how well Immigration New Zealand is managing its process for skilled residence visas.