Comprehensiveness and regularity of the annual review and reporting on internal control

Review of reports prepared for PFM and in particular for internal control or PIFC. The report on internal control can be a part of a wider report on PIFC or PFM. The report on internal control implementation is considered to be comprehensive if it includes statistics, information about the state of play in implementing internal control in public sector organisations, and covers all organisations required to implement national internal control requirements Points are awarded for each of the following three criteria (total of 4 points). If at least 90% of central government organisations that are required to implement internal control report annually on progress and actions taken to the ministry responsible for internal control policy, 1 extra point is awarded.

Comprehensiveness and regularity of the annual review and reporting on internal control

Criteria fulfilled: 2/3

Yes
No
No data available / not assessed
A report on internal control development is presented to the government at least annually and within the deadlines specified in the national legislation (1 point)
The report on internal control implementation includes comprehensive information (1 point)
The government issues conclusions/decisions at least annually requiring specific action to improve internal control implementation (2 points)

Percentage of central government institutions required to implement internal control that reported on progress and actions taken to the ministry responsible for internal control policy in the latest full calendar year

Albania, 2021