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Assuring the integrity of the Victorian government’s procurement activities


Governments use public money to procure goods and services. Parliament and the public need to know this money is spent fairly and transparently. This audit examines if Victorian government departments use suitable controls to prevent, detect and investigate fraud and corruption when procuring goods and services.
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Effectiveness of the Tutor Learning Initiative


The Victorian government has invested $1.2 billion in the Tutor Learning Initiative. This statewide program funds schools to employ tutors to deliver targeted small group learning support to students who need it most. This audit examines if the initiative has improved learning and engagement outcomes for participating students in government schools.
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Coastal management: creating culturally safe opportunities when engaging First Nations people


These guidelines provide an overview of the considerations for engaging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, knowledge holders and Indigenous-led organisations when preparing coastal management programs. The guidelines aim to support the aspirations and cultural practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and enhance community leadership in caring for Country.
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Safeguarding the rights of Aboriginal children in the child protection system


The NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) is responsible for safeguarding the rights of Aboriginal children, families, and communities when they encounter the child protection system. This audit assesses whether DCJ, and five funded, non-government organisations that provide out of home care services, are effectively safeguarding the rights of Aboriginal children in the child...
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Oversight of the child protection system


This audit assesses the effectiveness of the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) in planning, designing, and overseeing the New South Wales child protection system. It found the system is inefficient, ineffective, and unsustainable.