The electric vehicle infrastructure strategy
Winter 2024/25This study will examine whether government, led by the Department for Transport (DfT), is achieving value for money in supporting the rollout of electric vehicle infrastructure.
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Tackling violence against women and girls
Winter 2024/25We will examine the work of the Home Office and its partners to implement the 2021 Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls strategy and the 2022 Domestic Abuse Plan.
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Support for children and young people with special educational needs
Autumn 2024Background Education, training and employment outcomes are consistently poorer for children and young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) than for their peers. In 2023-24, 18% of pupils in all schools (1.7 million) were identified with SEND. This includes those with high needs who have formal education, health and care plans (EHCP), who […]
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NHS dentistry
Autumn 2024This study will be a factual investigation on the recently published dental recovery plan, and whether it is on course to meet its objectives.
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Immigration: Skilled Worker visas
Spring 2025We will look at the Home Office’s approach to processing Skilled Worker visa applications and how it ensures compliance with visa requirements.
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Government cyber resilience
Winter 2024/25Our report will examine government’s efforts to improve its cyber resilience to meet the challenges of the changing cyber threat landscape.
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Regulation in the water sector
Spring 2025We will examine the effectiveness of regulatory frameworks in incentivising investment in the water sector and achieving the outcomes set for the sector.
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Drivers of cost in the tax system
Winter 2024/25The tax system costs HMRC billions of pounds a year to administer. We will look at what the factors affecting costs are.
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DCMS COVID-19 loan book management
Winter 2024/25We will look at the COVID-19 loans provided to both the arts and sports sectors, and see if DCMS is delivering value for money through its loan book management.
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FOI request and disclosure log 2024
Responses to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests made to the NAO between January and March 2024
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Ambition to reduce Crown Court backlog no longer achievable
Published on:The Crown Court backlog is the highest on record and the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) ambition to reduce the caseload to 53,000 by March 2025 is no longer achievable.
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Reducing the backlog in the Crown Court
Published on:The Crown Court backlog is the highest on record and the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) ambition to reduce the caseload to 53,000 by March 2025 is no longer achievable.
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A planning and spending framework that enables long-term value for money
Autumn 2024We will draw out lessons from our work to show how improvements to the government’s planning and spending framework would support better value for taxpayers’ money in the long term.
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Delays and uncertainty hamper post EU exit border ambitions
Published on:Government has repeatedly changed its plans for introducing full import controls following the UK’s exit from the European Union (EU).
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The UK border: Implementing an effective trade border
Published on:Government has repeatedly changed its plans for introducing full import controls following the UK’s exit from the European Union (EU).
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Risks to the long-term effectiveness of new biodiversity net gain scheme
Published on:There are risks to the long-term effectiveness of a new policy to make sure developers protect or improve biodiversity
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Implementing statutory biodiversity net gain
Published on:There are risks to the long-term effectiveness of a new policy to make sure developers protect or improve biodiversity
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Local government financial sustainability
Winter 2024/25Local government is experiencing significant financial pressures, due in part to rising costs and increased demand across a range of services. We will examine the current and future context for local government finances.
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Taxpayers let down by poor HMRC customer service
Published on:Customers cumulatively spent 798 years on hold waiting to speak with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2022-23.
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HMRC customer service
Published on:Customers cumulatively spent 798 years on hold waiting to speak with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2022-23.