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Quarterly (and annual) monitoring reports to DPSA
For monitoring purposes, departments are requested to submit quarterly reports, including annual submissions covering the relevant reporting period, to the DPSA.
For monitoring purposes, departments are requested to submit quarterly reports, including annual submissions covering the relevant reporting period, to the DPSA.
Reference
S NW1400
Opening Date
27 March 2026
Quarterly progress reporting (for referrals for investigations) to PAEIDTAU
Departments with referrals for investigations must provide quarterly progress (using the adopted template) to the Public Administration Ethics, Integrity and Disciplinary Technical Assistance Unit (PAEIDTAU).
Quarterly those departments with referrals for investigations are required to provide progress (per adopted template) to the Public Administration Ethics, Integrity and Disciplinary Technical Assistance Unit (PAEIDTAU).
Annual submission of lifestyle audit implementation and outcomes to DPSA (end of January)
Departments must submit information on the implementation and outcomes of lifestyle audits to the Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) for monitoring and oversight purposes on an annual basis at the end of January each year.
On an annual basis (end of Jan each year), departments are required to submit information on the implementation and outcomes of lifestyle audits to the Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) for monitoring and oversight purposes.
Lifestyle audit reporting to Parliament through parliamentary oversight mechanisms
Information relating to the implementation and progress of lifestyle audits is reported to Parliament twice a year through established parliamentary oversight mechanisms, including responses to parliamentary questions and briefings to the relevant parliamentary committees.
Information relating to the implementation and progress of lifestyle audits is reported to Parliament twice a year through established parliamentary oversight mechanisms, including responses to parliamentary questions and briefings to the relevant parliamentary committees.
