1978 – 2020

A review of government’s 2015/16 Summary Financial Statements, an explanation of the Auditor General’s audit opinion on the statements and some interesting highlights from the fiscal year.

This progress audit looked at whether the Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation has fairly and accurately represented its progress implementing the recommendations made in Integrated Case Management System, originally published in March 2015.

This report looks at how the B.C. government has responded to selected recommendations made by the 2012 Missing Women Commission of Inquiry. We examined government’s response to each selected recommendation, including their commitments, actions, planned actions, and whether government can demonstrate that they have addressed the intent of the recommendation.

This report looks at how the B.C. government has responded to selected recommendations made by the 2012 Missing Women Commission of Inquiry. We examined government’s response to each selected recommendation, including their commitments, actions, planned actions, and whether government can demonstrate that they have addressed the intent of the recommendation.

This audit looked at whether the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development and the Ministry of Finance have a suitable framework in place to administer the Community Gaming Grants program.

An information piece on the Ministry of Environment’s oversight of product stewardship (recycling) with a focus on Multi-Material BC.

This audit looked at whether the Ministry of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services and Health Shared Services BC completed appropriate due diligence when expanding government’s 2004 agreement with the service provider to include the health authorities, and when extending the timeframe of the original agreement.

This audit looked at whether the Office of the Chief Information Officer, and a sample of five ministries, is managing the use of mobile devices in a manner that maintains the security of sensitive government data.

The Financial Statement Audit Coverage Plan outlines a three-year financial audit plan for the Auditor General, detailing which government organizations our office will audit directly and which will be audited by private sector auditors.

This report combines knowledge from previous audits with extensive research on IT-enabled projects in B.C. and other jurisdictions to identify common reasons for success and failure.