Departmental Overview Ministry of Defence 2019
Published on:This Overview summarises the Department’s responsibilities on how it spends its money and its key developments of work.
This Overview summarises the Department’s responsibilities on how it spends its money and its key developments of work.
This report examines the causes of persistent delays and cost increases that have affected the Ministry of Defence’s equipment contracts.
This report examines the MoD’s management of the programme since 2017 and the risks towards achieving Carrier Strike’s full capabilities.
This report examines whether single living accommodation meets the needs of the Ministry of Defence and service personnel.
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This NAO report focuses on how Defra and the regulators carry out their duties in practice and sets out recommendations for them to consider.
This investigation examines the government’s 2025 intervention in British Steel’s Scunthorpe site, led by DBT.
This report examines how far the Ministry of Defence has embedded environmental sustainability in estate management, procurement, governance and policy-making.
We investigated the Ministry of Defence’s progress with submarine disposal and in implementing the projects needed to make this work.
The C&AG has qualified his audit opinion on the 2018-19 accounts of the Ministry of Defence.
This report reviews the robustness of assumptions underpinning the Ministry of Defence’s 2020–2030 Equipment Plan.
This report assesses the Ministry of Defence’s approach to reducing and reforming its civilian workforce.
This report examines lessons from our work on major programmes, including transport, defence and energy programmes.
We look at the government’s long-term ambition “to create a nation more resilient to future flood and coastal erosion risk” and, in the more immediate term, whether Defra and EA are delivering value for money after two years of the capital programme.
This Overview summarises the Department’s responsibilities on how it spends its money and its key developments of work.
The C&AG has qualified his audit opinion on the 2017-18 Resource Accounts.
This investigation looks at the centralisation and performance of national security vetting services.
Public sector bodies could avoid £500 million in costs over five years if they improve how they procure common goods and services.
This landscape report aims to help Parliament better understand the complexities of the Defence Nuclear Enterprise by describing how the Ministry of Defence needs to bring together its programmes, including production of the new deterrent submarines, to provide a continuous at sea deterrent.
This report examines whether the government tackles serious and organised crime in an effective and coherent way.