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This is a summary report on inspection of books, accounts and other records of regional tourism organisations and other bodies which receive 50% or more of their annual income from the State.

This is a report summarising expenditure in 1999 and cumulative expenditure to 31 August 2000 on each tribunal and inquiry.

This is a report on the costs of an investigation into the administration of Deposit Interest Retention Tax (DIRT) and related matters for the years 1986-1998.

This report is a general overview of miscellaneous issues relating to Financial Management.

The examination sought to establish how the Central Bank discharges its role to regulate and what practices are followed to determine the effectiveness of its regulation activities. The response of the Bank to the requirements to counter money laundering was also considered.

The effectiveness of value for money (VFM) examinations depends on the success of the accountability process which VFM reports serve and on the Impact which the reports have on improving the activities of the bodies examined. This report considers the impact of the first sixteen VFM reports produced between December 1994 and 1996.

This is a report on the National Debt and the Audit of the Savings Bank Fund.

This is a report on serious deficiencies in the Irish Council of People with Disabilities’ financial management and its credibility.

This is a general overview of miscellaneous issues relating to Financial Management.

The Supplementary Welfare Allowances (SWA) scheme was introduced in 1977 as a scheme of last resort to provide financial and other assistance on the basis of need with the objective of breaking the cycle of poverty in Ireland. The scheme is managed by the Department of Social, Community and Family Affairs (the Department) but is delivered locally through Community Welfare Officers (CWOs) as pan of the community welfare service operated by the health boards. There were approximately 300,000 recipients who received payments of £152 million in 1996. The overall administration costs in 1996 were almost £17 million.