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This chapter reviews the Department of Children and Youth Affairs oversight of Pobals administration of early learning and childcare funding programmes 2015 to 2018 and the controls in place to ensure that payments are appropriate and that the quality of learning and care, childcare staff and facilities is of an acceptable standard.

This chapter examined the review process by which a guardian ad litem is appointed in public proceedings, the costs associated with operating the service and the benchmarking of the service against the equivalent service in other common law jurisdictions.

This chapter examines compliance with prompt payment legislation in the HSE and in two entities funded by the HSE whose financial statements are subject to audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General, Beaumont Hospital and St James’s Hospital.

This chapter examines the management of Private Patient income in the Health Sector.

This report examines the payment of public money to the Fund, and how the money in the Fund was managed and used.

This is a report examining the outturn of capital investment under the National Childcare Investment Programme, the risks to value achievement and how the delivery of childcare is administered, monitored and evaluated.

This is a report examining a set of issues relating to the management of voted funds by the HSE including: the manner in which the HSE managed resources in light of staff reduction measures, information gaps in the records of the Primary Care Reimbursement Service (PCRS), the financial impact of certain scheme overlaps, how risks arising from dual eligibility under dental schemes were being managed and how delivery of dental treatment is verified, the percentage of private patients being charged for their accommodation in public hospitals and the scope for increasing income from that category of patient and the arrangements for monitoring by the HSE of voluntary hospitals.

This is a report examining the overall work of the Partnership Arrangements in the Health Service Forum and outlines, the partnership arrangements that operated at national, area and local level, the results of project evaluations, how funding under the Action Plan for People Management was administered and the arrangements to recover the balance of funding not utilised including funds from other State sources.

This examination looked at all the main publicly-funded treatment and rehabilitation services provided for persons with addiction to illegal drugs.