House of Representatives Committees

Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit
Full list of completed inquiries and reports

 

Australian Public Service annual update

The purpose of the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) has remained essentially unchanged since it was first established in 1913: to hold Commonwealth agencies to account for the lawfulness, efficiency and effectiveness with which they use public monies.

In support of this in the 43rd Parliament, the Committee decided to hold regular public hearings involving the heads of the key agencies responsible for public sector governance and administration, to discuss whole of government issues and trends.

 

43rd Parliament (September 2010 - present)

Public Sector Scrutiny Review 2013

Tabled 27 June 2013

Report 432: APS - Fit for Service - Australian Public Service Annual Update

Parliamentary Paper: 205/2012

Tabled 23 August 2012

Government Response not required

42nd Parliament (February 2008 - July 2010)

Report 413: The Efficiency Dividend: Size does matter
Parliamentary Paper: 578/2008
Executive Minute/Government Response

 

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