Managing government’s financial investments: the Financial Transaction Control Framework
Spring 2026This study will focus on the strategy, set-up and the application of the Financial Transaction Control Framework.
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Planning for school places
Spring 2026This study will examine DfE’s approach to overseeing a resilient school system in England that can respond to changing pupil demand.
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Sizewell C
Spring 2026The study will support transparency and Parliamentary scrutiny of Sizewell C, and will review DESNZ’s current and future work on the project.
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Innovation in transport
Spring 2026This upcoming National Audit Office (NAO) study will examine whether DfT’s approach to innovation in transport is delivering value for money.
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Update on Crown Estate’s arrangements for Royal residential leases
Spring 2026This upcoming NAO factual review will set out The Crown Estate’s approach to letting and managing high-value residential properties.
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FCDO’s response to humanitarian crises
Spring 2026This study will examine FCDO’s response to sudden onset humanitarian crises and whether it is cost effective.
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Regulating water, energy and broadband to protect consumers
Summer 2026The study will assess whether regulation is working effectively, to ensure suppliers deliver customer service that meets expectations.
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Resilience of the UK food supply chain to disruptions
Summer 2026This study will examine whether Defra is taking effective action to ensure the UK food supply chain is resilient to shocks and disruptions.
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Increasing construction skills
Summer 2026This study will look at whether government is well-placed to secure value for money in delivering the construction skills required by employers.
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Electronic monitoring: responding to increasing demand
Summer 2026The National Audit Office study will focus on whether HMPPS is on track to deliver an efficient and effective Electronic Monitoring Service.
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Upgrading the electricity transmission network
Autumn 2026This NAO report will review if DESNZ, Ofgem and NESO have presented a robust value for money case for upgrading the transmission network.