This is where supreme audit institutions (SAIs), as external public auditors, come into play. All 27 countries that now form the European Union (EU) have put in place arrangements to ensure that public expenditure is accountable, transparent and robustly supervised. Public scrutiny is an integral part of democratic systems. SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS IN THE EU AND ITS MEMBER STATES - ANВ OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION With it, we also hope to make a valuable contribution to ongoing research in public audit. We hope that this portal attracts the interest of auditors, policymakers and legislators across the EU and beyond. The information has been collected and will be updated in close cooperation with the various audit institutions, and the European Court of Auditors is grateful to them and their staff for their support. By setting out the differences and similarities between EU supreme audit institutions, it shows the rich diversity that is such an important quality of the European Union and one of its key assets. The information provided in Public Audit in the European Union underlines the essential nature of modern-day public audit bodies in our Union and illustrates their contribution to the effective functioning of our democracies. Other public audit bodies set up in some Member States, such as regional or provincial ones, are not included. Public Audit in the European Union is an online portal for information on the mandate, status, organisation, work and output of the supreme audit institutions in the EU and its Member States. Slovenia Racunsko sodisce Republike Slovenije.Slovakia Najvyssi kontrolnГЅ urad Slovenskej republiky.Ireland Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General.Finland Valtiontalouden tarkastusvirasto.Belgium Rekenhof/Cour des comptes/ Rechnungshof.European Union European Court of Auditors.SELECTION OF AUDIT TOPICS AND PROGRAMMING.Supreme Audit Institutions in the EU and its Member StatesВ -В AnВ overview.

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