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Victorian Auditor-General's Office

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VAGO
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Financial systems controls report: 2015–16


Overview Public sector entities rely on information technology (IT) systems (computer hardware and programs) to support business operations and processes. This report is in its third year and builds on last year’s Financial Systems Controls Report: Information Technology 2014–15. In this report we provide a high-level overview of the strength of IT controls used by...
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Security of critical infrastructure control systems for trains


Overview Passenger train services for the Victorian public are an essential service, much like electricity, water, gas and port services. Train services rely on a range of systems and equipment, including control systems that monitor and control service delivery. We reviewed the control systems of train operators and Public Transport Victoria’s (PTV) oversight of these...
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Efficiency and effectiveness of hospital services: emergency care


Overview Longer stays in an emergency department (ED) are associated with poorer patient outcomes. Long waits to see emergency staff can discourage people who need care from waiting and may lead to reduced morale among ED staff. In 2015, the Department of Health & Human Services (the department) set a target for 81 per cent...
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High value high risk 2016–17: delivering HVHR projects


Overview Victoria's total estimated investment in new and existing capital projects in the 2016–17 Budget Papers is $57.7 billion. In June 2016 the total estimated investment of high value high risk (HVHR) projects was around $40 billion. This is the third in a series of audits on the HVHR process. In June 2014, we tabled...
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Meeting obligations to protect Ramsar wetlands


Overview Wetlands are a critical part of our natural environment and have environmental, cultural, social and economic value. The Ramsar Convention is an international intergovernmental treaty which provides a framework for the conservation and wise use of designated wetland ecosystems throughout the world. Australia is a signatory and has 65 Ramsar listed sites, 11 of...

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