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We’re seeking views on the Auditor General’s Work Programme

08 March 2022
  • Help shape our audits

    The Auditor General for Wales is inviting your views on the shape of his Work Programme for 2022-23 and beyond.

    As we start to emerge from the pandemic, it is inevitable that its impact will continue to have a significant influence on our work.

    Many of the challenges we face in Wales today – in areas such as inequality, public health, and the climate emergency – are complex, interconnected and concern a range of organisations.

    We do not only want to develop a strategic, dynamic, and high-quality audit programme, but we want to drive a targeted and impactful approach to communicating and influencing our important work as well.

    The Work Programme will be shaped by the following themes – how public services recover from the pandemic; how organisations are responding to a changing world – the climate emergency, tackling inequality, managing opportunities and risks following Brexit; and, also how the public sector looks to transform service delivery.

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    It is imperative that our audit focus evolves to reflect how public services are organising themselves to respond to the challenges we face. We intend to place a greater emphasis in our audit products on thematic reporting, comparisons across audited bodies and the identification of good practice to better support public services to improve. Adrian Crompton, Auditor General
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