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Update on the Auditor General’s work programmeEarlier this year we launched a consultation on the Auditor General’s work programme. -
Long-term workforce strategy needed to manage Welsh Government staffing pressures and ensure resilienceShort-term measures helped manage Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic but staff shortages have delayed some projects and programmes. -
Audit Wales ambitions for equality, diversity and inclusionOur new Strategic Equality Objectives signal progress to date and how we plan to do more. -
Continued COVID-19 response alongside growing patient demand keeps NHS funding growing as three health boards breach financial duties againOur data tool shows the impact of the pandemic on NHS funding and NHS bodies’ current financial positions -
Auditor General qualifies his audit opinions on Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board’s 2021-22 AccountsThe 2021-22 accounts of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board have been published today with the caveat that significant areas of expenditure may not be accurate. -
Audit Wales is hiring for two new rolesAudit Wales is currently looking for an Audit Director (Accounts) and a Senior Officer Records & Projects to join our teams. -
Serious failings in financial management and governance found at town councilProlonged poor governance and financial management found at Maesteg Town Council. -
Opportunities available on Wales Audit Office BoardThe Senedd is currently looking for two Non-Executive Members and a Chair to join the Wales Audit Office Board. -
Auditor General issues qualified opinion on Welsh Government 2020-21 accountsThe Auditor General for Wales has issued his opinion and report on the Welsh Government accounts for 2020-21 [opens in new window]. -
More action on climate change required from Welsh public sectorNew report provides evidence that faster progress is needed on decarbonisation -
Is the NHS responding to the pressures in the Unscheduled Care system?Following our blog published in April 2022, Unscheduled Care in Wales - a system under real pressure, we provide an update on where our focus going forward will be, and the approach for that work. -
A challenging and successful year for Audit WalesUsing flexible working arrangements, we successfully delivered a full work programme for 2021-22. -
Uncertainty that the ambition for a net zero public sector will be met, according to Auditor GeneralReport calls for stronger public sector leadership on reducing carbon emissions in Wales -
A challenge for National Parks in Wales' to balance encouraging tourism with conserving the natural environmentRead more in our latest work on National Parks -
Why and how did the Welsh Government provide additional support to the Third Sector in Wales during COVID-19?Our memorandum focuses on the £41.79 million allocated by the Welsh Government through its Third Sector COVID-19 Response Fund during 2020-21 and 2021-22.