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The report examines the circumstances leading to a contingent liability in the Vote 13 — Office of Public Works appropriation account — from a legal obligation to construct a building for a proposed science centre.

This report reviews the progress made by the NSSO in the rollout of the FMSS system and the implementation of financial reporting and accounting reforms by the Department of Public Expenditure, National Development Plan Delivery and Reform.

This report examines progress made to date on a project to implement a financial management shared services model across a range of Government departments, offices and agencies; and reviews arrangements in place to complete the project.

This examination identified six projects carried out under the contract with a combined expenditure of €7.4 million and where the value of work undertaken ranged from €600,000 to €2.5 million. These were in excess of the €500,000 limit for individual minor construction works.

This chapter looks at the progress made by the Department of Health and the HSE in the development of primary care centres (PCCs) since 2010. As at March 2019 there were 127 PCCs in operation - around 36% of the targeted network. The chapter reviews the prioritisation of locations for development, and the delivery methods used.

This report is based on a review of the management of flood risk in Ireland carried out by the C&AG

This report on the National Convention Centre sets out to review, the quality of the initial business case, how costs and benefits were estimated, whether the procurement was conducted in accordance with government guidelines and the bid selected provided the best value and whether negotiations prior to the award of the contract protected the State’s position.

The examination reviewed the timescale, cost and efficiency of three major tribunals. The tribunals examined were the Mahon, Morris and Moriarty Tribunals.

This is a report into the circumstances of the ICT project terminations were reviewed to establish the extent of the write-offs involved, what value (if any) has been recovered from the project investments and what residual benefits of the projects remain.

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.