Written communication

You can send your inquiries either by e-mail or by regular mail. When you contact the National Audit Office, you will receive a reply within the period of time prescribed by law – the response time depends on whether it is a request for information or a memoranda/request for explanation. 

• Requests for information can be used to ask the National Audit Office for any information, such as a document that already exists or has been prepared by the National Audit Office in the course of its work or received by the National Audit Office from elsewhere. You will receive our response to your request for information within five working days after registration of the request.
• Memoranda can be used to draw the National Audit Office’s attention to a general problem in the work of the office. You can use memoranda to make proposals about the organisation of the institution's or organisation’s work or developing the area and giving us information.
• Requests for explanation can be used to request opinions, interpretations or practical general information that have not been directly documented. Responding to these requests required collection of facts from different sources or analyses of existing information.

The National Audit Office responds both to memoranda and requests for explanation pursuant to the procedure set out by law, which is generally not later than within 15 calendar days of registration of the letter. 

Press contact

The Communication Manager assists journalists who address the National Audit Office about audit materials or other matters.

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