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The ANAO welcomes members of the public contributing information for consideration when conducting performance audits.

Performance audits involve the independent and objective assessment of the administration of an entity or body’s programs, policies, projects or activities. They also examine how well administrative support systems operate.

The ANAO does not have a role in commenting on the merits of government policy but focuses on assessing the efficient and effective implementation of government programs, including the achievement of their intended benefits.

The audits open for contribution by members of the public are listed below.

The ANAO is currently piloting this functionality and it is available on selected audits at this time.

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  • TGA Administering the Code of Good Manufacturing Practice for Prescription Medicines Contribute to this Audit

    Portfolio:
    Health and Ageing
    Agencies involved:
    Therapeutic Goods Administration
    Audit Objective:
    To assess the effectiveness of the TGA's administration of the Code of Good Manufacturing Practice for prescription medicines.
    Due to Table:
    Autumn 2014

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  • Establishment and Administration of the NOPSEMA Contribute to this Audit

    Portfolio:
    Resources, Energy & Tourism
    Agencies involved:
    National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority
    Audit Objective:
    To assess the establishment of NOPSEMA and the effectiveness of its regulatory function.
    Due to Table:
    Autumn 2014

    Contribute to this audit

  • The National Medical Stockpile Contribute to this Audit

    Portfolio:
    Health and Ageing
    Agencies involved:
    Department of Health and Ageing
    Audit Objective:
    To assess the effectiveness of DoHA's management of the National Medical Stockpile.
    Due to Table:
    Autumn 2014

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  • Screening of International Mail Contribute to this Audit

    Portfolio:
    Attorney-General
    Agencies involved:

    1.    Australian Customs and Border Protection Service

    2.    Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

    Audit Objective:
    To assess the effectiveness of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service's and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's arrangements for targeting and screening incoming international mail to identify prohibited or restricted goods.
    Due to Table:
    Autumn 2014

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