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Victorian Auditor-General's Office

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VAGO
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Local government service delivery: recreational facilities


Assesses whether councils effectively identify community needs for recreational facilities and services and whether council planning decisions for aquatic recreation centres are soundly based. Summary This audit assessed whether councils effectively identify community needs for recreational facilities and services, whether council planning decisions for aquatic recreation centres are soundly based and whether councils are maximising...
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Digital dashboard: status review of ICT projects and initiatives-phase 2


Overview Information and communications technology (ICT) is a significant enabler in the delivery of government programs and services. With government’s increasing reliance on ICT to deliver services and manage information, it is of critical importance that ICT projects are successfully implemented. However, VAGO’s April 2015 audit Digital Dashboard: Status Review of ICT Projects and Initiatives...
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Grants to non-government schools


Examines whether the Department of Education & Training (DET), non-government schools and their system administrators are effectively and efficiently managing and using grants. Summary Non-government schools provide education to around 334 000 Victorian school children, which represents around 37 per cent of all Victorian students. These schools operate in two ways—through system authorities, that manage...
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Public safety on Victoria's train system


Public transport services, and in particular trains, play a significant role in the community. Passengers should feel safe as they use these services regardless of the time of day or night. The protective services officers (PSO) program was established to reduce crime and improve perceptions of safety on Melbourne’s train system.
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Victorian Electoral Commission


Running a successful state election requires staff with foresight, integrity and attention to detail. It also demands systems that produce accurate and secure results to exacting standards that are flexible enough to respond to fluctuating voter turnout. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) carries enormous responsibility for ensuring our democratic will is realised. An audit of...

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