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Auditor delivers report critical of DVA

by Staff Writers, Mon 11 May 2009

An ANAO report has criticised the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) for its poor quality of data, which affects “the efficiency and reliability of the department’s decision-making, and its internal and external reporting”.

With a view to restructuring the way DVA delivers services to veterans, DVA launched oneDVA in 2005-06...

Auditor General strongly criticises NHMRC Grants Management

by Staff Writers, Mon 26 October 2009

In his recent report, the Federal Government Auditor General has strongly criticised all aspects of the National Health and Medical Research Council grants management process.

NHMRC has an important role in fostering a strong Australian medical research base and is "widely regarded as one of Australia’s peak bodies in the area of evidence-based health", the audit report noted...

Queensland’s acceptance of the Auditor General’s ICT recommendations on failed Health Payroll System will have wide impacts

by Kristen Hammond, Wed 30 June 2010

The announcement by Queensland Premier Anna Bligh that her government will implement all seven of the recommendations of a Queensland Audit Office report has the potential to ripple out into the wider Australian government ICT market as other jurisdictions take stock of the criticism being levelled by the Queensland Government at ‘whole of government’ solutions...

Auditor investiate government website management

by Staff Writers, Mon 22 December 2008

A recent Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) report may suggest opportunities for website content management and performance monitoring technology.

Government Agencies Management of their Websites is a report on the Auditor General’s investigation of website management in a number of Federal Government agencies.

The report notes the rapid growth in the use of websites during the past decade...

Auditor finds agencies still don’t understand confidentiality provisions

by Staff Writers, Mon 29 September 2008

The Government’s policy is that agencies should not treat contracting information as confidential, unless there is a sound reason for doing so.

The latest report of the Auditor General finds there is still a high level of misreporting within Federal Government contracts.

The Auditor concludes this misreporting suggests “agencies continue to find it difficult to differentiate between confidentiality provision designed to protect information identified in the contract, and confidentiality provisions designed to protect information generated during the performance of the contra...

WA's Shared Services Model Once Again in Doubt

by Kristen Hammond, Fri 14 January 2011

Western Australia has become the latest government to question the effectiveness of the shared services model, with Premier Colin Barnett announcing this week that a critical aspect of...

Efficient and cost-sensitive ICT on the agenda for Queensland in 2011

by Kristen Hammond, Thu 30 June 2011

The Queensland Government will focus on delivering cost-effective and efficient services through four key ICT initiatives in 2011, according to the Department of Public Works...


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