Here's a list and brief description of the reports currently in progress. To reach us about one of our reports, contact us at: OAGComments@novascotia.ca
Date TBD: Action for Health Key Performance Indicators
In 2021-22, the government of Nova Scotia embarked on a strategic plan aimed at transforming the healthcare system called Action for Health, which includes building accountability at all levels and publishing “clear and transparent metrics” for the public online. This audit will determine if the Action for Health key performance indicators posted on the website are reliable and sufficient to communicate health system performance to Nova Scotians.
Date TBD: Alternative Procurement and Management of Selected Health Contracts
This audit will examine if Nova Scotia Health is effectively procuring and managing selected health contracts.
December TBD: Annual Financial Report of the Auditor General
This report will include information on the audit work of the March 2025 Consolidated Financial Statements of the Province of Nova Scotia, as well as the results from government organizations.
There will also be information on the Province of Nova Scotia’s financial condition and additional insights on important financial matters impacting the Province.
Date TBD: Preserving and Restoring Paved Roads
This audit will examine how the Department of Public Works identifies and prioritizes road pavement preservation and rehabilitation work.
Date TBD: Out-of-Province Medical Expenses
This audit will examine the Out-of-Province Medical Expense approval process.
Spring 2026: Follow-up Report
This report follows up on the implementation status of Auditor General recommendations from:
- All 2021, 2022 and 2023 performance audits
- One recommendation (1.6) from the October 2024 report, Cybersecurity Readiness in Healthcare
It also provides a summary on the status of recommendations made in 2024 performance audits.
Date TBD: Environmental Assessments for Wind Farms
This audit will examine whether the Department of Environment and Climate Change is appropriately conducting environmental assessments for onshore wind energy projects and monitoring approved projects for compliance with terms and conditions.
Date TBD: Provincial Assessments
This audit will examine whether the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is using provincial assessment results to inform and improve the delivery of education.
Date TBD: Oversight of Addictions and Mental Health Services
This audit will examine how the Office of Addictions and Mental Health oversees the delivery of addictions and mental health services across Nova Scotia.