Der Rechnungshof: Home Ostalgie im Fernsehen: Folklore von den DDR-Inseln - SPIEGEL ONL Würdigung im TV: Die DDR ist in Mode Kaum ein Sender, der aktuell keine eigene "Ost-Show" im Programm hat. In "Ein Kessel DDR" (MDR) wollen Gunther Emmerlich und Ex-Eisschnellläuferin Franziska Schenk Themen zwischen FKK und Mauerfall präsentieren. Die "Ultimative Ost-Show" auf Sat 1, moderiert von Boxer Axel Schulz und Ulrich Meyer, soll Alltagsgeschichten aus der DDR erzählen. Der bereits im ZDF bestaunten "DDR-Show" folgen nun noch Oliver Geißen und Kati Witt mit einem "ostalgischen" Rückblick auf RTL. Angesichts der plötzlichen Fülle an Retro-Shows befürchten immer mehr Historiker, Bürgerrechtler und Politiker eine ungebremste Verharmlosung der menschenunwürdigen Seiten des DDR-Systems. Rainer Eppelmann (CDU), Vorsitzender der "Stiftung Aufarbeitung", sprach von einer unverantwortlichen "fürchterlichen Bagatellisierung der DDR-Geschichte". "Wir wurden hinter eine Mauer eingesperrt": Bundestagspräsident Thierse Und auch Oliver Geissen will von einer Verharmlosung nichts wissen.
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OECD - Performance and accountability: Making government work Whether setting targets or timetables, governments want to become more efficient. Becoming more accountable helps too. Reasons include increasing claims on public expenditure, particularly pensions, healthcare and education, expectations of higher quality public services in line with rising living standards and, in many cases, reluctance on the part of citizens to pay ever higher taxes. Government also has to be more competitive in the face of other potential suppliers in areas like transport, communications and energy. It must show it can do the job it sets out to do. That is why governments across the OECD have responded by setting goals and shifting the emphasis of government management and budgeting away from how much money to spend towards what is actually being achieved. At the same time, these developments have pushed governments to modernise their accountability and control procedures. Methods of implementing these plans also differ considerably from one country to another.
Jobsprinter | Headhunter mit Karriereportal About us Role The National Audit Office (NAO) scrutinises public spending on behalf of Parliament. Our audit of central government has two main aims. By reporting the results of our audits to Parliament, we hold government departments and bodies to account for the way they use public money, thereby safeguarding the interests of taxpayers. In addition, our work aims to help public service managers improve performance and service delivery. The Audit and inspection rights are vested in the head of the National Audit Office, the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG). Independence The Comptroller and Auditor General, Amyas Morse, is an Officer of the House of Commons. Strategic Priorities Our work reveals recurring issues across different government departments and bodies, including three general areas where we have found that improvement is frequently needed. Other bodies For UK Statistics - see the: Office for National Statistics For Local Government spending – see the: Audit Commission
Office for Budget Responsibility » What we do The Office for Budget Responsibility was created in 2010 to provide independent and authoritative analysis of the UK’s public finances. It is one of a growing number of official independent fiscal watchdogs around the world. We have four main roles: We produce five-year forecasts for the economy and public finances twice a year. These four roles all focus on the public finances at a UK-wide level. In support of these activities, we undertake a variety of research projects through the year. We answer parliamentary questions on our forecasts and give evidence to parliamentary committees. BRC members and OBR staff also give talks and presentations at external events. We summarise our activities each year in our Annual Reports.
Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses - HM Treasury PESA Objectives Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses (PESA) is the regular publication of information on government spending. PESA has two main objectives and is therefore based on two datasets: Budgets: To provide information on government spending plans and outturn expressed in terms of budgeting aggregates. The Government uses the budgeting framework for expenditure planning and control. Total Expenditure on Services: To present statistical analysis of public expenditure based on a Total Expenditure on Services framework (TES). PESA Publications The main annual PESA release comprises two separate documents: a National Statistics release of recent outturn data published on the HM Treasury website in late spring; and a PESA Command Paper published shortly after and consistent with the National Statistics release, which additionally includes estimated outturn for the latest year and spending plans for the rest of the Spending Review period. In addition to this: PESA 2010 Command Paper
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