National Audit Office's separate report to Parliament: Effectiveness of the central government spending limits procedure as a fiscal policy instrument

The National Audit Office has conducted an audit concerning the functioning and effectiveness of the central government spending limits procedure as a fiscal policy instrument according to its audit plan. The audit is part of a broader theme area concerning the reliability of the fiscal policy information base and the achievement of fiscal policy objectives. The subject is significant from the viewpoint of Parliament's fiscal power as well as public finances and administration in general. The central government spending limits procedure is the most important steering and decision-making procedure in central government finances and to some extent public finances as a whole.

The National Audit Office submits this separate report to Parliament on the basis of section 6 of the Act on the National Audit Office (676/2000).

National Audit Office's separate report to Parliament: Effectiveness of the central government spending limits procedure as a fiscal policy instrument

National Audit Office’s separate report to Parliament on the audit of the final central government accounts for 2010 and the Report on the Final Central Government Accounts.

The National Audit Office has audited the final central government accounts and the descriptions of central government finances and the financial management of the state as well as the effectiveness of activities in the Report on the Final Central Government Accounts, which has been submitted to Parliament as the Government's report on central government finances and compliance with the Budget according to section 46 of the Constitution, and on the basis of section 6 of the Act on the National Audit Office (676/2000) submits this separate report to Parliament on its audit.

National Audit Office’s separate report to Parliament on the audit of the final central government accounts for 2010 and the Report on the Final Central Government Accounts