Audits

Whether and what could local governments do differently in organising domestic service in order to ensure good availability of the service with public funds allocated for the provision and development of the service?

Has the necessary electricity been guaranteed to consumers in Estonia for the next ten years?

What are the trends and challenges for the Estonian electricity system in the next decade?

Is the physical security of premises related to the State’s IT infrastructure ensured?

Has the Ministry of Justice taken the decrease in the number of inmates and the increasing importance of rehabilitative activities into account when organising the prison system?

Has the Ministry of Social Affairs systematically managed the field of prevention of work ability decrease to prevent the increase of people with reduced work ability due to work?

Should the state own an airline in order to ensure flights to and from Estonia?

Summary of the Report of the National Audit Office to the Riigikogu, Tallinn, 31. august 2023

Can consumer protection and supervision of non-bank lenders prevent irresponsible lending?

Does the organisation of Estonian language training ensure that graduates of Russian-language basic school acquire the necessary proficiency in Estonian for further studies in Estonia?

Are the ministries ready to perform the agreed tasks in the event of a national defence crisis?

When cutting down the forest in the protected areas, will protected natural values remain?

Does database access management ensure that only authorised individuals can access data?

Have the state’s activities in directing the practice of establishing subsistence benefit been sufficient in local authorities?

Do drinking water and waste water systems meet requirements?

Do rural municipalities and cities plan their investments pursuant to the law implement them according to plans?

Have the main national roads been designed and repaired in a manner that guarantees they last for the prescribed 15 years?

Does the existing environmental information allow decision-makers to make the right choices?

Do database managers compensate for the expenses of local authorities and do enough to ensure that the data in the databases are complete and correct? What burden and expenses do local authorities face in submitting data to national databases?

Are sea fishing investments successful?

Does the state know how much property it needs for the provision of education?

Does the state manage its undertakings prudently?

Summary of the Report of the National Audit Office to the Riigikogu, Tallinn, 15 August 2013