
The nature emergency has not been a high enough priority
Many public authorities in Wales have failed to comply with key biodiversity requirements, including the Welsh Government itself in one respect
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View moreMany public authorities in Wales have failed to comply with key biodiversity requirements, including the Welsh Government itself in one respect
View moreWhilst there have been improvements in some areas, the NHS is still experiencing challenges with recruitment and retention, and a reliance on expensive agency staff to plug gaps in the workforce
View moreA thematic review at each of the 22 principal councils looking at their arrangements for commissioning services, followed by a national summary report.
A study of how councils and their partners are working to address the increasing demand for temporary accommodation. We will consider current and future financial implications and assess whether there are opportunities to improve value for money.
Read about Madison's experience as an apprentice at Audit Wales
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