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1. Too little is known about the impact of central government policy; concerns about staffing levels and ICT; still questions about the Tax and Customs Administration

   Accountability audit: Netherlands Court of Audit signals momentum for improvement

   News item | 17-05-2017 | 13:51

2. Former President of the Netherlands Court of Audit, Saskia J. Stuiveling, dies aged 71

   It is with great sadness that the Netherlands Court of Audit announces the death of S.J. (Saskia) Stuiveling (b. 1945) on 20 ...

   News item | 24-04-2017 | 10:54

3. Impact and cost of six out of ten tax schemes not known

   Court of Audit investigates 213 tax deductions, exemptions and credits

   News item | 01-02-2017 | 11:03

4. Employee Insurance Agency working satisfactorily, but the future is less certain

   Changing political ambitions frustrate mediation on job market

   News item | 31-01-2017 | 11:06

5. Quality of mental healthcare not reflected in contracts

   Problems in the funding model for mental healthcare

   News item | 26-01-2017 | 11:08

6. Changes in civic integration policy have not produced better results

   Results of the government’s civic integration policy fail to live up to expectations.

   News item | 24-01-2017 | 11:09

7. Unravel the system behind CE marking: not watertight

   European logo does not say much about the safety of non-food products

   News item | 19-01-2017 | 11:12

8. Additional funds needed to maintain dams and barriers

   Parliament lacks information on budget transfers at Rijkswaterstaat

   News item | 15-12-2016 | 11:14

9. Consideration of the UN goals in the work of SAIs

   Arno Visser, the Court of Audit’s President, last week gave a speech at the triennial International Congress of Supreme Audit ...

   News item | 14-12-2016 | 11:15

10. Greater stability and modest improvements in ICT systems in the police service

    Court of Audit warns that system renewal is at risk

    News item | 13-12-2016 | 11:18