Add to ORKGThis chapter evaluates the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the House of Commons in light of recent changes to public audit and broader changes across United Kingdom governance. Structural and organisational features are analysed, as are working practices and relationships. The analyses confirm that the PAC remains a key oversight tool to Parliament and that its profile has increased under the leadership of its first directly-elected Chair. Heightened visibility contains risks for a non-partisan committee and the National Audit Office acts as a shield to deflect criticism. Traditional variables used to measure the impact of the PAC are likely to understate the committee’s actual influence
The mainstream description of UK's institutions provides that the parliament plays little role in la...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are typically one of the most important committees in Parliament, ...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are ubiquitous features of the legislative landscape in the Common...
The Public Accounts Committee is the oldest and, reputedly, most influential oversight committee in ...
According to the UK Parliament, “The Public Accounts Committee examines the value for money of Gover...
The Public Accounts Committee is the oldest and, reputedly, most influential oversight committee in ...
Beyond Westminster: A Global Perspective on Public Governance and Accounts addresses the factors tha...
Strong parliaments hold the government, its departments and the wider public administration to accou...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
This chapter provides an overview of the institutional framework of Malaysia's federal Public Accoun...
We welcome this opportunity to submit written evidence to the Public Administration and Constitutio...
Of the three legislature's functions, unlike representation and law-making, oversight is particularl...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
MM - P&DMParliamentary oversight is fundamental for executive accountability in the utilisation of p...
The mainstream description of UK's institutions provides that the parliament plays little role in la...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are typically one of the most important committees in Parliament, ...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are ubiquitous features of the legislative landscape in the Common...
The Public Accounts Committee is the oldest and, reputedly, most influential oversight committee in ...
According to the UK Parliament, “The Public Accounts Committee examines the value for money of Gover...
The Public Accounts Committee is the oldest and, reputedly, most influential oversight committee in ...
Beyond Westminster: A Global Perspective on Public Governance and Accounts addresses the factors tha...
Strong parliaments hold the government, its departments and the wider public administration to accou...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
This chapter provides an overview of the institutional framework of Malaysia's federal Public Accoun...
We welcome this opportunity to submit written evidence to the Public Administration and Constitutio...
Of the three legislature's functions, unlike representation and law-making, oversight is particularl...
Over the past two decades, there has been a paradigm shift in public administration and public secto...
MM - P&DMParliamentary oversight is fundamental for executive accountability in the utilisation of p...
The mainstream description of UK's institutions provides that the parliament plays little role in la...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are typically one of the most important committees in Parliament, ...
Public Accounts Committees (PACs) are ubiquitous features of the legislative landscape in the Common...