A review of how government deals with the problem of balancing social responsibilities with opportunities to maximize revenue.

An examination of whether the government’s three trucking safety programs achieved trucking safety in a cost-effective manner.

Examines the governance relationships and practices that exist in BC Crown corporations.

The design for the VIMP was concluded to provide good value for money.

Examines how the Ministry of Women’s Equality funded and managed child care spaces for preschool children.

An assessment of whether the methods used by the ministry to maximize social service tax revenues were cost effective, and whether the ministry was reliably estimating the gap between tax revenues collected and due.

Sets out an accountability framework for government as a whole and for the ministries and Crown corporations.

Compliance with Authorities Audits: Home Support Services, Environmental Tire Levy, Safeguarding Moveable Physical Assets, Income Tax Refund Discounts, Financial Administration Act Part 4: Follow-up.

An assessment of BC Ferries’ maintenance programs and whether they met the requirements for operating a safe ferry system.