Auditor General Tytti Yli-Viikari and Change Director Marko Männikkö have submitted the National Audit Office's annual report to the Deputy Speaker of Parliament. The annual report presents the NAOF's key findings regarding central government finances and public administration.
The annual report of the National Audit Office of Finland was published on Thursday, 12 September. Auditor General Tytti Yli-Viikari and Change Director Marko Männikkö submitted the annual report in the morning to Tuula Haatainen, Deputy Speaker of Parliament.
The annual report presents the NAOF’s key findings regarding central government finances and public administration for the past year. According to Auditor General Yli-Viikari, central government assets must be managed systematically. A long-term perspective is crucial in central government operations.
Other themes in the NAOF’s annual report are central government’s role in promoting sustainable solutions, central government’s risk management policy, and digitalisation of government services.
Read the NAOF’s annual report