This audit found that Victorian agencies and entities are currently not in a position to assure Parliament and the Victorian community that their information and communications technology (ICT) investments have resulted in sufficient public value to justify the significant expenditure of taxpayers' money. Overview: This audit examined whether Victorian public sector agencies and entities are...

This audit assessed whether Victorians with a terminal illness have access to high‑quality palliative care that is timely, coordinated, and responsive to their needs and wishes. Summary Palliative care aims to improve the quality of life of people with terminal illnesses by managing pain and distressing symptoms. With the population ageing and the need for...

Assessed how accountable emergency service organisations and the Departments of Health & Human Services (DHHS) and Justice & Regulation (DJR) are for their response time performance. Summary The audit assessed how accountable emergency service organisations and the Departments of Health & Human Services (DHHS) and Justice & Regulation (DJR) are for their response time performance...

Overview: This audit assessed whether Victoria's Department of Education and Training (DET), government schools and early childhood education and care providers are effectively supporting children to transition into Prep and from primary to secondary school. DET has improved access to high-quality kindergarten programs and has developed a comprehensive, well-researched framework to support early-years transitions. These...

This report summarises the results of the financial audits of 87 Victorian public hospitals and 23 associated entities at 30 June 2014. It informs Parliament about significant issues identified during our audits and complements the assurance provided through individual audit opinions included in the entities’ annual reports. The report highlights the sector's financial sustainability risks...