The National Audit Office's report for 2023
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I propose that the National Audit Office's annual report for 2023 be added to the records 1. I believe that the National Audit Office, under Helena Lindberg's leadership, has made a fantastic journey in restoring trust among employees, the Riksdag, and other stakeholders 1. I maintain that the National Audit Office is today a healthy agency whose reports are usually accurate, relevant, and receive great attention 1. I thank Helena Lindberg for a persistent and systematic work together with other employees 1.
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Lars Engsund (M)
Madam Speaker! The National Audit Office received a new leadership after the crisis that the National Audit Office underwent in 2016. Current Auditor General Helena Lindberg was appointed as one of three Auditors General in 2017. Since 2020, Helena Lindberg has been alone in the office.
The Swedish National Audit Office, under Helena Lindberg's leadership, has made a fantastic journey in restoring trust among employees, the Riksdag, and other stakeholders. It is usually called a Riksrevisionen. It is an important key behind the success of the Riksrevisionen.
The Swedish National Audit Office appears today to be a healthy authority whose reports are, more often than not, accurate, relevant, and receive great attention. Not least here in the Riksdag, they are used extensively in the debate in various ways.
With these words, I wish to express a warm thank you to the outgoing National Auditor Helena Lindberg for a dedicated and systematic work together with other colleagues at the National Audit Office. I further wish Helena Lindberg good luck with future assignments and challenges.
Madam Speaker! I therefore propose that we submit the Riksrevisionen's annual report for 2023 to the records.
The deliberation was hereby concluded.
Source: The Swedish Parliament. The speeches come from the open data of the Riksdag, translated into English by AI, which may contain errors.