Government can release resources and improve accountability by tailoring governance and audit requirements for small public bodies.
This report considers how effectively government bodies financially manage fees and charges for certain services.
The National Audit Office outlines the critical importance of smarter operational delivery to improve the way public services are delivered.
Cabinet Office’s contract with MyCSP has not always effectively addressed when performance has fallen below agreed customer service levels.
Weaknesses in the MHCLG developer contributions system are undermining councils’ ability to negotiate with developers, says the NAO.
Key public bodies are insufficiently prepared for a major animal disease outbreak and would likely struggle to cope with one.
FCDO has made improvements in managing its overseas estate, but it still faces significant challenges, according to a new NAO report.
The NAO’s latest report reviews the government’s approach to improving family court services for children in England and Wales.
A new report by the NAO examines the extent to which HMRC is well placed to support wealthy individuals to pay the right tax.
UKRI should strengthen its approach to taking bolder decisions and address data challenges to maximise value for money for the taxpayer.
NAO assesses if DfE is achieving value for money through its work to recruit and retain teachers for secondary schools and further education
This report examines water regulators effectiveness in ensuring the nation’s future water supply and attracting necessary investments.
DWP has reduced the level of support it offers to Universal Credit claimants due to a shortage of available work coaches at jobcentres.
The Department for Education (DfE) must address issues surrounding student take-up to continue to scale up T Levels.
The aim of this National Audit Office report is to support public bodies as they consider how to finance new public infrastructure.
NHSE’s three elective care transformation programmes have not met their goals to help reduce how long people spend waiting for elective care.
Financial, legal and governance risks remain which the MoD must mitigate to support the increasingly important role of the reserve forces in national defence.
Ahead of the government’s Immigration White Paper, the NAO has examined the Home Office’s management of the Skilled Worker visa route.
Government projects that are particularly costly, innovative, risky, complex and strategically significant need stronger governance.
DBT must improve how it supports UK industries to help government maximise the impact of the Industrial Strategy and grow the economy.