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Committee of Public Accounts

Examines the accounts of departments and public bodies after audit.

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The Committee of Public Accounts examines departmental and public-body accounts after the Comptroller and Auditor General has audited them, and questions the accounting officers responsible.

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    Committee of Public Accounts

Chair and membership

Membership changes. DáilDex links to the Oireachtas page, which is the official dated record, instead of copying a roster that may be out of date.

Official membership page

Hearings

No hearings recorded for this committee in the monitored transcripts.

Transcripts appear about a week after a hearing, so very recent sittings may not be listed yet.

Upcoming public meetingsRecordings on Oireachtas TV

Financial scrutiny

It examines the Appropriation Accounts and C&AG reports, which is where spending is checked against what the Dáil provided.

Spending scrutinised

The departments, accounts or projects a committee examines. This says what was examined, not what it costs the committee.

Committee operating costs

DáilDex has not found a complete, standard public dataset of each committee’s own running costs, so none are shown. Parliamentary costs are not divided between committees by assumption.

Reports and submissions

Work programmes, evidence, submissions and reports are published by the Oireachtas. DáilDex links to them rather than reproducing them.

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Follow-up

An issue raised, evidence heard, a recommendation, a response and a later examination, where each step has been recorded with its source.

No follow-up threads have been recorded for this committee yet.

A missing response means none was found in monitored sources. It does not mean none exists, and DáilDex does not call a recommendation implemented without evidence.

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