Withdrawal from 2026 Commonwealth Games
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This audit examined the cost of securing, planning for and then withdrawing from the 2026 Commonwealth Games and the quality of agencies' advice to the government.
Appendix G: Changes to outputs
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Appendix F: Changes to objectives
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Appendix E: Fair presentation framework assessment criteria
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Appendix D: How VAGO assesses departments' performance measures
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Appendix C: Review scope and method
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Appendix B: Abbreviations, acronyms and glossary
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Appendix A: Submissions and comments
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6. Processes to support compliance with reporting requirements
Departments annually review their performance information and have processes to check if they comply with the RMF’s requirements.
However, our analysis of updates to the 2024–25 performance statements shows that these processes do not support departments to consistently meet the RMF’s requirements.
Some departments told us they find it difficult to meet some of the RMF’s requirements and review their performance information within required timeframes.
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5. DTF's performance statement
DTF’s performance statement helps users understand its role of providing financial, economic and commercial advice to the government. And its performance measures provide insights into the quality, quantity and timeliness of its performance.
However, we identified that only 67 per cent of performance measures give users the information they need to meaningfully assess DTF’s performance over time. We also could not reproduce DTF’s results for 61 per cent of its published performance measures, which means we cannot assure the accuracy of these results.