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336 Torthaí a mheaitseáil do na Critéir

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The Comptroller and Auditor General has published his Report to Dáil Éireann on the results of his examination of the 2002 Accounts of Government Departments and Offices. The Report identifies issues, which in his opinion, merit consideration by the Committee of Public Accounts in the interests of transparency and accountability.

2002 Annual Report, Chapter 05 - Courts Service summary image

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This is a report examining the costs of refurbishment of Cork Courthouse, its funding and the provision of interim accommodation.

2002 Annual Report, Chapter 07 - Department of Education and Science summary image

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This is a report concerning the Residential Institutions Redress Scheme and the examination of the estimate the State’s contingent liability arising from the establishment of the redress scheme, a review the negotiation of the Agreement with particular reference to the information, advice and arrangements for approval of the acts of negotiation and a review the implementation of the Agreement concluded as a result of those negotiations. An examination of the Allocation and Prioritisation of Expenditure for School Buildings, the Cork School of Music Public Private Partnership Project and the performance and mandate of the National Educational Psychological Service.

2002 Annual Report, Chapter 09 - Department of Agriculture and Food summary image

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This is a report on the examination of the adequacy of the evaluation carried out by the Department on the Exhibition and Show Centre at Punchestown and some apparent weaknesses in the agreement from the point of view of adequately protecting the State’s interests.

2002 Annual Report, Chapter 10 - Department of Transport summary image

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This is a report on the examination of the Shortcomings in Financial Control of the Department in relation to Bank Reconciliations.

Special Report 44 - The Waiting List Initiative summary image

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Although initially intended to be a short-term initiative, the WLI has been funded each year since 1993 at a total cost of €246 million. Over two-thirds of this funding (€172m) was spent in the five-year period focused on by this examination, 1998 to 2002.

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Although initially intended to be a short-term initiative, the WLI has been funded each year since 1993 at a total cost of €246 million. Over two-thirds of this funding (€172m) was spent in the five-year period focused on by this examination, 1998 to 2002.

Special Report 43 - The Building Maintenance Service summary image

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An examination of the management and operation of the BMS in the period 1998-2001 was carried out to establish the reasons for the reported loss.My examination revealed that the accounts produced did not isolate the true results of the BMS’s business with government departments and offices.

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An examination of the management and operation of the BMS in the period 1998-2001 was carried out to establish the reasons for the reported loss.My examination revealed that the accounts produced did not isolate the true results of the BMS’s business with government departments and offices.

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The Comptroller and Auditor General has published his Report to Dáil Éireann on the results of his examination of the 2001 Accounts of Government Departments and Offices. The Report identifies issues, which in his opinion, merit consideration by the Committee of Public Accounts in the interests of transparency and accountability.