1978 – 2025

This follow-up report contains the self-assessed progress of ministries and organizations in implementing the recommendations from recent reports. It also contains the results of the Office’s two first examinations of self-assessed progress.

The purpose of this audit was to determine whether MOTI and Partnerships British Columbia provided government with sufficient, rigorous information to enable it to make well-informed decisions.

This audit assessed whether government achieved its objective of a carbon neutral public sector.

We carried out this audit to determine whether air ambulance services delivered by the BC Ambulance Service provide quality, timely and safe patient care.

This report provides an update on the publically-reported findings from the 2012/13 report Audit of the Legislative Assembly’s Financial Records, as well as new information identified through the OAG’s ongoing audit procedures at the Legislative Assembly.

This audit focuses on whether the stated benefits of the Ministry of Health’s alternative service delivery arrangement to administer the Medical Services Plan and PharmaCare programs have been achieved.

This report assesses whether government is meeting its objective of conserving biodiversity in British Columbia.

This report assessed the controls in place to protect information in the Province’s computerized criminal justice security system, known as JUSTIN.

This public information piece is designed to help the public and legislators understand how provincial health-care dollars are spent.

A summary report that features a review of five projects.