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This report examines the arrangements for the provision of valuation services to rating authorities and public bodies, the progress in implementation of the revaluation programme and how overall performance is managed.

This examination looks at the extent to which government departments and agencies are providing information and services on-line and are using internet-based technology to improve their efficiency. Ireland's performance compared to other countries was examined.

This examination set out to review the extent to which the terms of the existing common contract were implemented in the acute hospital sector.

This is a report querying what steps were taken at the outset of the Post-Mortem Inquiry and during its course by the Department to reduce the exposure of the State to cost escalation and to ensure timely reporting, what lessons have been learned in regard to the conduct of this Inquiry in the areas of scope setting, methodology and the establishment of review milestones and reporting deadlines, and the extent to which such lessons have been or are capable of being applied to other Inquiries, best estimate of the costs incurred by the Health Service Executive and of hospitals in connection with the Inquiry.

This is a report examining the introduction of the Single Payment System, and the subsequent Staff Savings as a result of its introduction.

This is a report examining the Irish National Seabed Survey and Payments to the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland.

This is a report examining findings relating to the Financial Control and Accountability of Overseas Development Aid.

This is a report on the examination of Agency Services and the control of Advances to Pobal, specifically the Year-end Departmental Balances in Pobal’s 2005 Financial Statements.

This is a report examining the outsourcing of Garda Vehicle Maintenance and the subsequent issues arising.

This is a report into how the National Treatment Purchase Fund (NTPF) determined the price paid for procedures purchased, the relevance of Casemix costs to NTPF activity, the proportion of procedures purchased within and without the public health sector and the contribution made by the NTPF to achieving the objective set out in the 2001 Health Strategy to reduce the numbers of persons waiting for treatment for an unacceptable length of time.