This audit report reviews the implementation of a revised approach to setting expectations for regulator performance. It concludes regulatory entities need better support to ensure they have up to date Statements of Expectation in place and makes recommendations for improvement.

The audit's objective was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing’s administration of the Future Fit Program. It found the administration to be ineffective. Poor project governance, non-aligned procurement practices and weak contract management impeded the achievement of the program’s objectives. The report made eight recommendations, which were agreed to.

The Disaster Ready Fund (DRF), administered by the National Emergency Management Agency, is the Australian Government's flagship disaster resilience and risk reduction initiative. This performance audit was conducted to provide assurance about whether the award of DRF funding is effective and consistent with the guidelines. It makes six recommendations for improvement.

Measuring What Matters (MWM) is a national wellbeing framework intended to track Australia’s progress that extends beyond purely economic measures. This audit finds the design and implementation of the MWM framework by the Department of the Treasury largely effective. Two recommendations made by the audit to the Department were both accepted.

The Impact Analysis (IA) framework aims to support informed decision-making by government through high quality policy advice. This audit provides assurance about whether the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet is effectively administering the IA framework. It finds that the Department has been a largely effective steward of the framework. It made four recommendations.