Recent audit reports

November 2023

Report on the construction of New North Zealand Hospital

The study assesses whether the builder, the Capital Region of Denmark, ensured that the budget for the construction of the New North Zealand Hospital was robust and whether the Ministry of the Interior and Health’s supervision of the construction project has been adequate.

November 2023

Report on the processing of family reunion applications

The purpose of the study is to assess whether the processing time for family reunion cases is relative to the time it takes to process applications, i.e. the active processing time. Additionally, the purpose is to examine whether the authorities inform the applicants of the expected processing time and of extensions of the processing time.

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Rigsrevisionen examines whether government funds are used effectively and as intended by the Danish parliament

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Co-operation

The role of the Public Accounts Committee

The six members of the Public Accounts Committee are appointed by the Parliament and have – as the only external body – authority to ask Rigsrevisionen to carry out major studies of particular policy areas. The committee members meet once a month to review and comment on the reports and memorandums prepared by Rigsrevisionen. Most importantly, the committee reviews Rigsrevisionen’s annual report on the audit of the public accounts and forwards its comments to the accounts to the Parliament.

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