Responses to Auditor-General Reports
The Victorian Auditor-General has powers to review and assess the operations and activities of the Victorian public sector, to ensure they are being performed effectively and are reported to the Parliament in an independent and unbiased manner.
The reports prepared by the Auditor-General are a valuable means for the Government to enhance the delivery of a wide range of services to all Victorians, including education and training, healthcare, community services, public housing, law, order and public safety and the maintenance of the State’s roads, public buildings and infrastructure.
These responses have been prepared by the Minister for Finance on behalf of the Government as part of his accountability for management of public resources.
The most recent response, for 2010-11, was released on 21 June 2012.
Response by the Government to the Auditor-General's Reports issued during 2010-11 (1 MB PDF) | 
(852 KB DOC)
Response by the Minister for Finance to the Auditor-General's Reports issued during 2009-10 (3.3 MB PDF) | 
(1.7 MB DOC)
Further information
Victorian Auditor-General's website 
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