Our Intentions: Looking At The Covid-19 Vaccine Roll-out
Monday, 1 March 2021, 2:05 pm
Press Release: Office of the Auditor-General
The Auditor-General has decided to carry out a
review of the Covid-19 vaccination programme while it is
being planned and through the early stages of
roll-out.
We want to provide an independent view to
the public and Parliament about how the Government is
planning and managing the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
This will include how the Government has gone about
procuring the vaccine, establishing the vaccination
programme, and how it is managing the most important
risks.
By carrying out this review during the
programme’s planning stage, and the early stage of the
roll-out, we can identify any potential improvements in the
Ministry of Health’s approach so these can be acted on
swiftly.
More information about this work can be found
on
our
website.
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