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Our performance audit work contributes to improved public sector administration and accountability through objective reporting on the performance of Australian Government programs and entities.

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This page lists completed performance audit reports. View all performance audits in-progress.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 66 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 28 June 2002
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Aviation Safety Compliance Follow-Up Audit

The audit followed-up the ANAO's original audit report into the aviation safety regulatory activities of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) (Audit Report No.19 1999-2000 Aviation Safety Compliance). The objective of the follow-up audit were to determine, in respect of issues addressed by the original audit recommendations, whether CASA has made satisfactory progress to improve its aviation safety surveillance and compliance activities; and whether the introduction of new strategies for further improvement is being appropriately managed.

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Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Sector 
Regional Development
Transport
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 65 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 28 June 2002
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Management of Commonwealth Superannuation Benefits to Members

The audit reviewed the administrative effectiveness of ComSuper in providing benefits to members of the CSS and PSS. The objectives of the audit were to assess the effectiveness of ComSuper's performance in regard to the establishment of new purchaser/provider arrangements; the integrity of the ComSuper databases for the payment of CSS and PSS benefits; and the accuracy and effectiveness of benefit processing and payment for resignation, retirement and retrenchment.

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ComSuper
Sector 
Finance
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 64 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 28 June 2002
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Management of Learning and Development in the Australian Public Service

The objective of the audit was to examine and report on the key management factors that assist in ensuring value for money in learning and development.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 63 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 27 June 2002
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Management of the DASFLEET Tied Contract

The objectives of the audit were to assess the administrative and financial effectiveness of the Department of Finance and Administration's (Finance's) management of the Commonwealth's exposure under the DASFLEET Tied Contract; assess the effectiveness of Finance's monitoring of performance of the DASFLEET Tied Contract with Macquarie Fleet; and review the action taken by Finance in response to a recommendation of Audit Report No. 25 1998-99, Sale of DASFLEET.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 62 of 2001–02)
Published: Wednesday 26 June 2002
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Benchmarking the Finance Function Follow-on-Report

The objective of this benchmarking study of the finance function was to obtain and report on over time, quantitative and qualitative data, relating to finance function activities as they operate in Commonwealth organisations. Over the three year period of the study, the majority of participating Commonwealth organisations have shown an improvement in their quantitative and/or qualitative benchmark results across the range of finance function activities. The Report does not provide specific reasons for differences in performance. However, it does provide guidance as to some of the better practices that participating organisations, and the wider public sector, may wish to adopt, or adapt in order to achieve improved performance in the activities of the finance function.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 61 of 2001–02)
Published: Tuesday 25 June 2002
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Managing People for Business Outcomes

This benchmarking study across 14 agencies examined how line managers plan for and manage their staff and how the human resource (HR) function supports them to do that. People management was categorised into nine, practice areas, to enable comparisons between the participating agencies. The study also assessed each people management practice area against four criteria: quality, HR integration, effectiveness & efficiency and business contribution.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 60 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 20 June 2002
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Costing of Operational Activities and Services Follow-up-Audit

In 1999-2000, the ANAO conducted an audit in Centrelink to determine whether its planning, monitoring and costing arrangements provided a sound basis to underpin its delivery of quality, cost effective customer services. The report of that audit, Audit Report No. 43 1999-2000 Planning and Monitoring for Cost Effective Service Delivery, Staffing and Funding Arrangements, was tabled in Parliament in May 2000. The objective of this follow-up audit was to assess whether Centrelink had implemented a comprehensive costing system as a basis for planning productivity improvements and accounting for its expenditure of purchaser funds. The ANAO examined Centrelink's current costing system to determine if it reflected the design and implementation characteristics that were outlined in Audit Report No. 43.

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Centrelink
Sector 
Centrelink
Finance
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 59 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 20 June 2002
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AusAID Contract Management

The overall objective of the audit was to assess AusAID's management of commercial contracts to deliver Australia's overseas aid program. To this end, the audit examined whether:

  • there are sound supporting structures for contract management;
  • AusAid effectively manages risks;
  • contracts clearly define deliverables;
  • services are delivered and payments are made in accordance with the contract;
  • there are appropriate arrangements to manage contractor performance;
  • strategies appropriately assess and allocate risk between AusAid and contractors; and
  • contracts deliver the desired aid outcomes.
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Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID)
Sector 
Foreign Affairs
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 58 of 2001–02)
Published: Monday 17 June 2002
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Defence Property Management

The audit sought to assess the efficiency of Defence property management; provide assurance that probity and compliance requirements are being met; and make practical recommendations for enhancing property operations. It focused on Infrastructure Division's property management, with recognition that other areas manage certain property service contracts, such as those for electricity supply and cleaning.

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Department of Defence
Sector 
Defence
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 57 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 14 June 2002
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Management Framework for Preventing Unlawful Entry into Australian Territory

The objective of the audit was to assess DIMIA's management of offshore measures to prevent and detect unlawful entry, and to identify opportunities for improvement. The audit did not cover the processing arrangements, referred to as the Pacific Strategy, introduced as part of the legislative changes in September 2001. Nor did it cover the range of measures use for prevention and detection at the border and on shore. As DIMIA is the lead agency responsible for the development of immigration policy, the audit focussed in the administrative effectiveness of the governance framework used by the department to implement and to support the achievement of Government strategies to prevent unlawful entry to Australian Territory.

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Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs
Sector 
Immigration
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 56 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 13 June 2002
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Workforce Planning in the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs

The objective of the audit was to determine whether DIMIA's workforce planning systems are effectively supporting human resource management practices, which contribute to the efficient and effective achievement of project outcomes.

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Department of Immigration and Multicultural And Indigenous Affairs
Sector 
Immigration
Indigenous
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 55 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 7 June 2002
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Administration of Tobacco Excise

Although the audit examined broader aspects of the ATO's administration (such as, tobacco excise governance arrangements, intelligence capability and compliance and investigations activities), we placed particular emphasis on the strategies used by the ATO to address the proliferation of chop-chop (Australian grown tobacco sold illicitly in a chopped up form for $80 to $100 per kilogram. In comparison, 50 grams of legal roll-you-own tobacco costs around $16 i.e. $320 per kilogram) in the Australian markets, as it is an area of major risk to tobacco excise revenue.

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Australian Taxation Office
Sector 
Taxation
Treasury
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 54 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 6 June 2002
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Drug Detection in Air and Containerised Sea Cargo and Small Craft

The objective of the audit was to assess the administrative effectiveness of Australian Customs Services (Customs) drug detection strategies for air and containerised sea cargo and small craft activity. Within the scope of the audit, the following areas were examined :

  • intelligence and law enforcement cooperation;
  • air and containerised sea cargo;
  • cargo examinations and technology;
  • small craft activities;
  • Customs funding arrangements (including funding for NIDS initiatives): and
  • governance, including performance reporting.
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Australian Customs Service
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Attorney-General's
Customs
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 53 of 2001–02)
Published: Wednesday 29 May 2002
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Goods and Services Tax Administration by Commonwealth Organisations

The audit objective was to determine whether organisations had implemented adequate control frameworks and processes to mitigate the risks associated with GST obligations and transactions. The scope of the audit covered all aspects of GST processing relating to the revenue and expenditure accounting cycles in six Commonwealth organisations. Audit testing of transactions was based on a statistical sample of 160 GST transactions at each of the organisations.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 52 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 24 May 2002
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Internal Budgeting

Robust internal budgeting processes are an essential part of effective financial management and are critical in the successful implementation of the accrual-based, outputs and outcomes framework. Effective internal budgeting should be closely intergrated with business planning processes and require a comprehensive and collaborative approach, involving input from throughout the organisation.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 51 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 23 May 2002
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Research Project Management

The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of CSIRO in administering research projects to deliver required results. In particular, the audit examined:

  • structures for project management in CSIRO;
  • the alignment of project with strategic objectives;
  • the adequacy of project planning; and
  • CSIRO's approach to assessing project outcomes.
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Sector 
Education
Science
Training
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 50 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 16 May 2002
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A Preliminary Examination into the Allocation of Grant Funding for the Co - Location of National General Practice Organisations

The Shadow Minister for Health and Ageing, Mr Stephen Smith, wrote to the Auditor-General on 11 March 2002 formally requesting an investigation into certain matters in relation to the 'Co-Location of National General Practice Organisations', a message detailed in the Health Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements 2001-02. The Federal President of the Australian Medical Association (AMA) Limited wrote to the Auditor-General on 11 March 2002, requesting a comprehensive audit of funding decisions by the Minister for Health and Ageing. The Australian National Audit Office has undertaken a preliminary examination of relevant papers relating to the 'GP House' matter. The preliminary examination focussed on whether or not due process was followed in making the decision to transfer funds between Outcomes. The preliminary examination also considered the procedures adopted by the Department of Health and Aged Care in developing the funding proposal, the advisory role played by the Department of Finance and Administration and specific advice provided by both departments to their Ministers. The examination further considered the disclosure of the related budget measure.

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Department of Finance and Administration; Department of Health and Aged Care
Sector 
Ageing
Finance
Health
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 49 of 2001–02)
Published: Monday 13 May 2002
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The Management of Commonwealth National Parks and Reserves

The audit reviewed Commonwealth National Parks involving total assets of $105 million with net operating costs of $41.77 million. Nineteen Commonwealth reserves are declared comprising six terrestrial national parks, one botanic garden and twelve marine parks and reserves totalling some 23 million hectares across Australia, its external territories and Commonwealth marine areas. The objective of the audit was to examine and report on the adequacy of the planning, management and reporting systems which support the Director of National Parks in the achievement of required functions under relevant legislation and agreed outputs and outcomes.

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Department of the Environment and Heritage
Sector 
Environment
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 48 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 10 May 2002
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Regional Assistance Programme

The audit examined the administrative processes that the department has in place to support the administration of RAP. The objective of the audit was to determine whether funding was being allocated in accordance with the RAP policy guidelines and whether the department was managing RAP contracts to ensure that desired outcomes are achieved

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Department of Transport and Regional Services
Sector 
Regional Development
Transport
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 47 of 2001–02)
Published: Tuesday 7 May 2002
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Administration of the 30 Per Cent Private Health Insurance Rebate

The 30 per cent Private Health Insurance Rebate is a financial incentive for individuals to purchase health insurance cover. The rebate provides for a reimbursement or discount of 30 per cent of the cost of private health insurance. It is available to all Australians who are eligible for Medicare and have private health insurance. The objective of the audit was to determine the effectiveness of Commonwealth Government agencies administration of the rebate.

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Australian Taxation Office; Department of Finance and Administration; Department of Health and Aged Care; Department of the Treasury; Health Insurance Commission
Sector 
Ageing
Finance
Health
Taxation
Treasury
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 46 of 2001–02)
Published: Monday 6 May 2002
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Management of an IT Outsourcing Contract

The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) uses information technology (IT) extensively in providing services to Australia's veteran and defence force communities. The audit reviewed DVA's management of its IT outsourcing contract. The audit considered DVA's planning to meet its strategic IT needs through the IT outsourcing contract, the provisions of the contract, contract administration, management of the impacts of the outsourced services on DVA's business and the outcomes of DVA's approach to the contract.

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Department of Veterans' Affairs
Sector 
Defence
Veterans' Affairs
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 45 of 2001–02)
Published: Wednesday 1 May 2002
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Recordkeeping

An Assurance and Control Assessment audit of recordkeeping was undertaken across four Commonwealth organisations to assess whether their recordkeeping policies, systems and processes accord with requirements under the Archives Act 1983, with relevant government policies, and with accepted standards and recordkeeping principles; and to identify better practices and recommend improvements. The audit addressed both electronic and traditional records.

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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 44 of 2001–02)
Published: Wednesday 24 April 2002
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Australian Defence Force Fuel Management

The audit sought to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of the ADF's management of fuel and lubricants and to identify possible areas for improvement. The audit focused on major aspects of the fuel supply chain, in particular the strategic management of fuel (eg. the coordination of fuel requirements and stockholding policy). The audit also reviewed fuel procurement practices, storage and handling issues. The audit coverage addressed the fuel supply aspects of these matters rather than transport, distribution and equipment issues. Although directed principally towards operational fuels, the audit took into consideration issues associated with ADF's requirement for oils and lubricants.

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Department of Defence
Sector 
Defence
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 43 of 2001–02)
Published: Tuesday 23 April 2002
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Indigenous Education Strategies

To improve educational outcomes for Indigenous Australians, two main forms of assistance administered by the Commonwealth, namely the Indigenous Education Strategic Initiatives Programme (IESIP) and the Indigenous Education Direct Assistance programmes (IEDA), are currently available. The objective of the audit was to assess whether the department had efficiently and effectively managed the development and implementation of the IESIP agreements for the 2001 to 2004 quadrennium.

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Department of Education Science and Training
Sector 
Education
Indigenous
Science
Training
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 42 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 18 April 2002
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Integrity of the Electoral Roll

The Commonwealth electoral roll is managed by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) and lists the names and addresses of people entitled to vote in federal elections. The objectives of the audit were twofold. The first objective was to provide an opinion on the integrity of the electoral roll, for the purpose of the audit, integrity was defined as accuracy, completeness, validity and security. The second objective was to examine the effectiveness of the AEC's management of the electoral roll in ensuring the roll's integrity.

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Australian Electoral Commission
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Finance
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 41 of 2001–02)
Published: Monday 15 April 2002
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Transactional Banking Practices in Selected Agencies

New transactional banking arrangements for FMA agencies came into effect on 1 July 1999. The audit reviewed selected agencies' implementation and ongoing management of contractual banking arrangements; agencies' tendering for the procurement of banking services; and identified practises that have improved administrative arrangements. The audit examined Finance's role in planning and implementing the new arrangements as well as implementation in the Australian Customs Service (Customs) the Department of Transport and Regional Services (DTRS), the Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST), and the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA).

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Department of Finance and Administration
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Finance
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 40 of 2001–02)
Published: Monday 8 April 2002
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Corporate Governance in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The audit was undertaken following advice from the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) to the Auditor-General that assurance that ABC programming adequately reflects the ABC's Charter was an audit priority of Parliament. The objective of the audit is to provide Parliament with this assurance. The focus of the audit was on the governance arrangements of the ABC Board and management that enable the ABC to demonstrate the extent to which it is achieving its' Charter obligations, and other related statutory requirements, efficiently and effectively. The scope of the audit was as follows:

  • Review the ABC's corporate governance framework against better practice models. The ANAO had regard to the ABC's unique role as a national public broadcaster established as a budget funded Commonwealth statutory authority subject to the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997.
  • Examine the ABC Board's approach to the interpretation of the Charter requirements of the ABC and the setting of strategic directions, and management's administrative arrangements for implementing the strategic directions established by the Board.
  • Examine the ABC's performance information framework, the development, documentation and use of performance measures in relation to targets and/or objectives, the monitoring and reporting of performance and its' inter-relationship with the corporate planning and budgetary processes, particularly in relation to the strategic directions set by the Board.

The audit did not examine the overall management of the ABC. In keeping with the audit scope, the audit examined ways in which the ABC aligns its' strategic directions with its' Charter requirements for programs broadcast on radio, television and on-line and assures itself, and Parliament, about the achievement of its' Charter obligations. Further, the audit did not examine the operations of ABC Enterprises or symphony orchestras that operate as ABC-owned subsidiary companies.

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Sector 
Arts
Communications
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 39 of 2001–02)
Published: Thursday 4 April 2002
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Management of the Provision of Information to Job Seekers

The audit reviewed the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) management of the provision of employment services information to job seekers up to the point where job seekers are referred to Job Network. The objective of the audit was to examine the administrative effectiveness of DEWR's management of the provision of information to job seekers, focusing on determining what information should be provided, developing an effective means of providing information, and assuring that information is being delivered effectively.

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Department of Employment
Sector 
Employment
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 38 of 2001–02)
Published: Tuesday 19 March 2002
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Management of Australian Defence Force Deployments to East Timor

The audit reviewed the planning and management of the Australian Defence Force deployments to East Timor, including the support of those deployments. The audit focused on planning for the deployments and the role of Australia as the lead nation in the International Force in East Timor (INTERFET); and financial, personnel, logistic and other systems used to deploy and sustain Australia's military presence in East Timor.

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Department of Defence
Sector 
Defence
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Performance audit  (Auditor-General Report No. 37 of 2001–02)
Published: Friday 15 March 2002
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Purchase of Hospital Services from State Governments Follow Up Audit

This was a follow-up of Audit Report No. 40 of 1997-98, Purchase of Hospital Services from State Governments. That audit examined the administration by the Department of Veterans' Affairs of the Purchase of Hospital Services from State Governments. The objective of this audit was to assess the extent to which the Department had implemented the nine recommendations of Report No. 40, taking account of any changed circumstances or administrative issues that the Department identified as affecting their implementation; and to offer continued assurance to the Parliament on the management of the purchase of hospital services.

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Department of Veterans' Affairs
Sector 
Defence
Veterans' Affairs
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