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This is a report examining the Overpayments, Prosecutions and Subvention to the Pensions Board.

This is a report examining the following areas: Overpayments, Prosecutions, Payment of Child Benefit by Electronic Funds Transfer, Control Activity on One Parent Family Payment Scheme and Advance payment of grant to Sustainable Energy Ireland.

This is a report analysing the Overpayments and Prosecutions overseen by the Department of Social & Family Affairs.

The Comptroller and Auditor General carried out an examination that identified the factors that gave rise to the rapid increase in expenditure, reviewed how well the Department managed the scheme and considered its future direction.

The State provided €877m to nonprofit organisations to provide health services to persons with disabilities in 2004.The examination focused on the arrangements between the State and the nonprofit sector for the provision of these services and the issues that will have to be addressed in future delivery of the services.

This is a report examining issues around Personal Public Service Numbers, Agency Services Encashments, Overpayments and Prosecutions.

This is a report examining the Department’s Medical Assessment and Review of sickness claimants, Overpayments and Prosecutions.

This is a report of the examination of the Reckoning by the Department of Pre-1953 Contributions for the Old Age (Contributory) Pension and the Telecommunications System Fraud.

This is a report to assess the performance of the Department’s Voluntary and Community Services Unit and the Department’s ten Regional Offices in administering the Scheme of Community Support for Older People, Irregularities at Branch Offices, Carers Allowance Scheme, Disability Allowance, Overpayments and Prosecutions.

The Supplementary Welfare Allowances (SWA) scheme was introduced in 1977 as a scheme of last resort to provide financial and other assistance on the basis of need with the objective of breaking the cycle of poverty in Ireland. The scheme is managed by the Department of Social, Community and Family Affairs (the Department) but is delivered locally through Community Welfare Officers (CWOs) as pan of the community welfare service operated by the health boards. There were approximately 300,000 recipients who received payments of £152 million in 1996. The overall administration costs in 1996 were almost £17 million.