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Performance management in Historic Scotland

The Auditor General found that in general the body charged with conserving Scotland's buildings is achieving its targets and delivering the services it is supposed to. However the…

Cultural and community services - Performance Indicators 2002/03

The report gives performance indicator results for 2002/02, showing that the proportion of people in Scotland borrowing from libraries fell for the fifth year running. The number…

Environmental regulatory services - Performance Indicators 2002/03

This report gives councils'performance indicators results for 2002/03. It shows councils making slow progress both towards reducing the amount of waste going to landfill and in…

Housing and Social Work - Performance Indicators 2002/03

In 2002/03 Scotland’s councils continued to improve their delivery of home care services with councils providing these services much more flexibly in the evenings, overnight and…

Children's services - Performance Indicators 2002/03

In 2002/03 there were still low levels of school occupancy in several areas across Scotland. However some councils are actively attempting to resolve this problem. Councils were…

Corporate management - Performance Indicators 2002/03

In 2002/03 Scotland's councils improved in a number of key areas. Councils collected more of the council tax that was due, they processed benefits claims quicker and paid more…

The 2002/03 audit of The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body

Police and fire - Performance Indicators 2002/03

In 2002/03 police forces cleared up nearly 47% of crimes, continuing the year on year improvement trend. The report also shows that forces are meeting new Scotland-wide targets…

Overview of the National Health Service in Scotland 2002/03

The Auditor General's annual overview of the NHS in Scotland found that overall financial management in the NHS continues to be of a good standard. However he has expressed…

Scottish Enterprise: Special audit examination

This is a special audit examination by the Auditor General on Scottish Enterprise.