This report sets out the results of audits of 208 state entities, comprising 10 portfolio departments and 198 associated entities with 30 June 2009 balance dates. It is the fifth of six reports to be presented to Parliament covering the results of our audits of 2008-09 financial reports.

This audit examined whether the department has been effective in making existing public transport services more accessible for people with a disability.

The audit examined the nature and use of development contributions levied by the following councils up to 2008-09: City of Port Phillip, Surf Coast Shire Council and Wyndham City Council.

This report examines how personal information is stored, processed and communicated by the public sector. It evaluates whether its confidentiality and integrity has been maintained.

The audit assessed how effectively Community Correctional Services manages offenders on community orders.

This report assesses whether state and local government non-executive passenger fleets are operationally justified and well managed. To do this, we reviewed how fleet sizes are justified, whether agencies are managing life-cycle costs, and whether they are actively reducing the environmental impact of their fleets.

This report covers 19 water businesses, which are wholly owned by the state government. It is the fourth of six reports to be presented to Parliament covering the results of our audits of 2008-09 financial reports.

This report provides the results of the audit of the Annual Financial Report of the State of Victoria 2008-09.

This is the first of six reports to Parliament scheduled for 2009-10 covering the results of the annual financial report audits of the Victorian state and local government sectors. This report provides the results of the 2008-09 audit of 79 councils, 12 entities they control, and 12 regional library corporations (RLCs).

The objective of this audit was to determine how effective the Department of Planning and Community Development's management framework is and whether The Community Support Fund (CSF) grants were made in compliance with the Gambling Regulation Act 2003, and if the funds provided to beneficiaries were spent for the purposes approved.

This audit assessed the coordination, preparation, and effectiveness of police, ambulance and mental health triage and Crisis Assessment and Treatment (CAT) service responses to mental health crises.

This report covers 114 entities, comprising public hospitals, the entities they control and rural health information technology alliances. It is the second of six reports to be presented to Parliament covering the results of our audits of 2008-09 financial reports.