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Date: 11.01.2021.

Audit: Effectiveness of investigations and trials of the criminal offences in the economic and financial area

Sectors: Independent Institutions and Other Institutions; Internal Affairs; Legal Affairs

Effectiveness of investigations and trials of the criminal offences in the economic and financial area

11.01.2021.

Effectiveness of investigations and trials of the criminal offences in the economic and financial area

Date: 22.12.2020.

Audit: Has funding from the state budget program “Contingency Funds” for repairs in hospitals been requested for unforeseen needs unplanned in the annual budget?

Sectors: Healthcare

Has funding from the state budget program “Contingency Funds” for repairs in hospitals been requested for unforeseen needs unplanned in the annual budget?

22.12.2020.

Has funding from the state budget program “Contingency Funds” for repairs in hospitals been requested for unforeseen needs unplanned in the annual budget?

Date: 13.10.2020.

Audit: The use of the additional funding for bonuses for home affairs officials directly involved in curbing the spread of COVID-19

Sectors: Internal Affairs

The use of the additional funding for bonuses for home affairs officials directly involved in curbing the spread of COVID-19

13.10.2020.

The use of the additional funding for bonuses for home affairs officials directly involved in curbing the spread of COVID-19

Date: 07.10.2020.

Audit: Compliance of the traffic organisation at the Riga International Airport with the requirements of laws and regulations

Sectors: Transport and Communications

Compliance of the traffic organisation at the Riga International Airport with the requirements of laws and regulations

07.10.2020.

Compliance of the traffic organisation at the Riga International Airport with the requirements of laws and regulations

Date: 01.10.2020.

Audit: On the Annual Report on the execution of the state budget and the budgets of local and regional governments of 2019

Sectors: Regional development and local and regional governments; Public Sector Finances

On the Annual Report on the execution of the state budget and the budgets of local and regional governments of 2019

01.10.2020.

On the Annual Report on the execution of the state budget and the budgets of local and regional governments of 2019

Date: 30.09.2020.

Audit: Providing a distance learning process during an emergency

Sectors: Education, Science and Sport

Providing a distance learning process during an emergency

30.09.2020.

Providing a distance learning process during an emergency

Date: 22.09.2020.

Audit: Development of the vocational secondary education system in Latvia

Sectors: Education, Science and Sport

Development of the vocational secondary education system in Latvia

22.09.2020.

Development of the vocational secondary education system in Latvia

Date: 22.09.2020.

Audit: Organisation of vocational secondary cultural education: can one improve it?

Sectors: Culture; Education, Science and Sport

Organisation of vocational secondary cultural education: can one improve it?

22.09.2020.

Organisation of vocational secondary cultural education: can one improve it?

Date: 17.09.2020.

Audit: Does Talsi Municipality manage municipal enterprises following the principles of the rule of law and best practice?

Sectors: Regional development and local and regional governments

Does Talsi Municipality manage municipal enterprises following the principles of the rule of law and best practice?

17.09.2020.

Does Talsi Municipality manage municipal enterprises following the principles of the rule of law and best practice?

Date: 15.09.2020.

Audit: Is the action of municipalities in organising the collection, discharge, and treatment of wastewater economic and focused on protecting the environment against the harmful effects of urban wastewater?

Sectors: Regional development and local and regional governments

Is the action of municipalities in organising the collection, discharge, and treatment of wastewater economic and focused on protecting the environment against the harmful effects of urban wastewater?

15.09.2020.

Is the action of municipalities in organising the collection, discharge, and treatment of wastewater economic and focused on protecting the environment against the harmful effects of urban wastewater?

Date: 02.09.2020.

Audit: The use of additional funding allocated to the Ministry of the Interior for the purchase of personal protective equipment and disinfectants

Sectors: Internal Affairs

The use of additional funding allocated to the Ministry of the Interior for the purchase of personal protective equipment and disinfectants

02.09.2020.

The use of additional funding allocated to the Ministry of the Interior for the purchase of personal protective equipment and disinfectants

Date: 17.08.2020.

Audit: The procurement system established by the Ministry of Defence and the procurements made during the emergency to limit the spread of COVID-19

Sectors: Defence

The procurement system established by the Ministry of Defence and the procurements made during the emergency to limit the spread of COVID-19

17.08.2020.

The procurement system established by the Ministry of Defence and the procurements made during the emergency to limit the spread of COVID-19