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The annual work plan of the Supreme Audit Office for the year 2015, which was adopted by the Council of NIK (Kolegium NIK) on 29th October 2014, comprises 110 audits, including the following: the audit of the state budget execution in 2014 in 102 budget parts, and selected entities whose financial plans are included in the Budget Act; the audit of the execution of the monetary policy guidelines; four financial audits of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) and the Council of Europe for the years 2014 and 2015, which stem from NIK’s international commitments (NIK was appointed external auditor of these organisations through a competition procedure); and other planned audits whose number stands at 104. The proposals for topics of these audits were developed on the basis of risk analyses conducted at individual departments and regional branches of NIK, as well as issues presented by members of parliament, and citizens in their complaints. The biggest number of audits have been planned in the following areas: public administration (19 audits), health (14 audits) and transportation (13 audits). Audits in these three areas will constitute 42 percent of all audits comprised in the NIK work plan for the year 2015.
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“Annual Work Plan of the Supreme Audit Office for the Year 2016”, adopted by the Council of NIK on 26th October 2015, comprises 100 audits, including: the audit of the state budget execution in 2015 in over 100 budget parts and selected auditees whose financial plans are included in the Budget Act; the audit of the execution of the monetary policy guidelines in 2015; four financial audits of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research and the Council of Europe for 2015 and 2016, which are part of international obligations of NIK (following a competition, the Supreme Audit Office was appointed external auditor of these two organisations); and 94 other planned audits. All audit proposals were classified according to the main government administration departments, the state functions according to COFOG, horizontal and sectoral risk, and audit type. The largest number of audits (according to government administration departments) have been planned in the following sections: public administration (14 audits, which equals to 15 percent of all audits included in the plan for 2016), health (13 audits, i.e. 13 percent of all planned audits) and education (nine audits, i.e. 9 percent). Audits that will be conducted in these three sectors constitute 37 percent of all audits included in NIK’s work plan for 2016.
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