Pieter Duisenberg was appointed as a board member and president of the Court of Audit at an extraordinary board meeting on Tuesday, 5 September 2023.
Pieter Duisenberg starts as the new president of the Netherlands Court of Audit
At the invitation of the Netherlands Court of Audit, a delegation of 20 members of the Dutch Senate made an introductory visit to the Court of Audit on Tuesday 26 September 2023.
The supreme audit institutions of the Netherlands and Suriname signed a Memorandum of Understanding this week for the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
SAIs of Suriname and the Netherlands: sharing knowledge and expertise
To make real work of the policy to protect the Netherlands from flooding, the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management (I&W) must look beyond the year 2050.
Many reporting bodies failed to report at least half and possibly up to 70% of accidents.
Many work-related accidents not reported to Labour Authority
The Progress Monitor 2023 shows that 71% of our recommendations lead to action by a minister or state secretary. This is in line with the findings of previous Progress Monitors.
Every year, the Netherlands Court of Audit publishes its considerations on the draft budget that the government submits to the House of Representatives on the state opening of parliament.
Budget letters 2024: pleased with consideration of broad prosperity, keep an eye on feasibility
The Netherlands Court of Audit informed the House of Representatives by letter of 28 September 2023 how it would deal with the focus issue chosen by the House for the Accountability Audit 2023.
Are measures and extra funding benefiting the most vulnerable young people?
Unclear whether central government policy is boosting equal opportunities for MBO students
This social media platform was set up by a group of public sector organisations and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations in July.
