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This chapter details Ireland's contribution to the EU budget as well as payments received into the central fund from the EU and how these receipts are allocated to final recipients.

This chapter examines details of the results of the audit of the 2011 Appropriation Accounts conducted by the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General.

This is a report on the Data Management System project of the Central Statistics Office as per their Information Technology Strategic Implementation Plan (ITSIP) formulated in March 2002.

This is a report summarising the Findings of the auditing of the appropriation accounts, including a finding of a material level of irregular payment on the Vote for Social Protection.

This report is based on local reviews which outlines any residual factors emanating from the cohesion efforts of the Department, other challenges arising from the implementation of the new LCDP and the further consolidation of delivery structures.

This is a report stating the findings and subsequent issues arising from the audit of all Appropriation Accounts for the year.

This is a report, which examined the status of the arrangements to rationalise State bodies and certain other activities and the progress in establishing enhanced mechanisms to supervise the performance of State bodies and confirm their adherence to governance norms.

This is a report, which focuses on Initiatives being developed by the National Procurement Service (NPS) to provide better value in the procurement of goods and services. And Expenditure declared to have been undertaken in 2009 on foot of contracts entered into without recourse to competitive procurement processes. It also presents an analysis of the declared reasons why a competitive process was not followed in those cases.

This is a report into the circumstances of the ICT project terminations were reviewed to establish the extent of the write-offs involved, what value (if any) has been recovered from the project investments and what residual benefits of the projects remain.

This report has been compiled to provide an account of the expenditure declared to have been undertaken in 2008 on foot of contracts entered into without recourse to competitive procurement processes. It also presents an analysis of the declared reasons why a competitive process was not followed in those cases. The views of the National Procurement Public Policy Unit are set out and recent proposed changes to procurement procedures outlined.