The National Audit Office of St. Kitts and Nevis provides independent and objective examination of how public resources are managed and used. Our work promotes accountability, transparency and responsible governance for the benefit of all.
Learn More →We operate independently in carrying out our audit mandate, free from influence, to ensure impartial and unbiased examinations.
Our work is based on evidence, professional standards and impartial assessment to promote better decision-making.
We report our findings and recommendations to Parliament and the people of St. Kitts and Nevis, promoting transparency and responsible use of public resources.
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Browse Audit Reports→Examine public finances, financial records and accounts to support accountability in the management of public resources.
Assess whether public entities and activities comply with applicable laws, regulations, policies and established authorities.
Examine efficiency, effectiveness and the use of public resources to identify opportunities for improvement and greater value.
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A simple explanation of how audit work moves from examination and evidence to reporting, recommendations and follow-up.
Identify areas where examination can provide assurance, accountability and value to the public sector.
Examine records, systems, controls and performance using evidence and professional audit standards.
Publish findings and practical recommendations that help strengthen public-sector management.
Track action taken on recommendations and encourage lasting improvement across the public sector.
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READ MOREThe National Audit Office (NAO) is an independent public institution responsible for auditing the accounts and operations of government ministries, departments, and public entities. Its role is to ensure that public funds are properly accounted for, used efficiently, and managed in accordance with the law. The NAO promotes transparency, accountability, and good governance within the public sector.
The NAO audits all government ministries, departments, statutory bodies, and other public entities that receive or manage public funds. This includes central government agencies as well as select state-owned enterprises and statutory corporations, as required by law.
Most government ministries and departments are audited annually. The NAO conducts financial audits to examine financial statements and may also carry out performance or special audits as needed to assess efficiency, effectiveness, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Audit reports are submitted to the appropriate authorities and are made available to the public once formally tabled in Parliament. Members of the public can access published reports through the NAO’s website or by contacting the Office directly for further information.
