Services for persons with disabilities in a changing municipal and service structure
According to audit findings, problems in the steering of services
for persons with disabilities are linked primarily to inconsistencies
in the legislative base, which in some respects is out of date, and to
shortcomings in the information steering provided by central government. The audit focused on services for
persons with intellectual disabilities and particularly housing services. The purpose of the audit was to examine how different actors in
central administration have steered the arranging of special services
for persons with disabilities and whether steering has been uniform
in different administrative sectors and in line with the objectives of
the restructuring of local government and services. The audit also
examined what models central government steering has created with
regard to the arranging and production of services for persons with
disabilities in municipalities and regions. This document contains a summary of the main results of the audit. The entire audit report is available only in Finnish.
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Mikko Koskinen
Principal Performance Auditor
Performance audit
Audit areas: Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health