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This examination looked at all the main publicly-funded treatment and rehabilitation services provided for persons with addiction to illegal drugs.

The examination reviewed the timescale, cost and efficiency of three major tribunals. The tribunals examined were the Mahon, Morris and Moriarty Tribunals.

This report examines the outcome of the Comptroller and Auditor General's follow-up review.

This is a report querying what steps were taken at the outset of the Post-Mortem Inquiry and during its course by the Department to reduce the exposure of the State to cost escalation and to ensure timely reporting, what lessons have been learned in regard to the conduct of this Inquiry in the areas of scope setting, methodology and the establishment of review milestones and reporting deadlines, and the extent to which such lessons have been or are capable of being applied to other Inquiries, best estimate of the costs incurred by the Health Service Executive and of hospitals in connection with the Inquiry.

This is a report examining the role out of the Integrated Ticketing System, Corporate Governance Issues in the Dundalk Port Company and Performance Audit of State Port Companies.

This is a report examining the Enforcement of Deportation Orders by the Department of Justice, Equality & Law Reform.

A current television licence is required in respect of all premises where televisions are kept. In June 2003, 1.35 million properties were licensable and the annual licence fee was €150. Licence fee income, net of collection costs, is made available for public service broadcasting. The Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources (the Department) has overall responsibility for the management of the licence fee collection process. The challenge in managing the collection of television licence fees is to ensure that licence fee collection is as cost effective as possible while ensuring that the requirement to have a licence is enforced and evaders are pursued.