As regards the drafting of the reports, it should be ensured that they are correct and reliable, so that they can be shown to hold water despite the arguments of the departments being audited, and at the same time they must be
sufficiently up to date to be of interest not only to the Committee on Budgetary Control and to give it the opportunity to draw its conclusions quickly on the reports submitted
in order to prevent further losses or to introduce improvements without delay but also to make it possible to inform the public as quick
...[+++]ly as possible.