Accountability
Accountability is the duty of those engaged in public service work to inform, justify, publicly and periodically take responsibility for the use given to the allocated funds and the results obtained according to the criteria of efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and legality.
The initiative rendiciondecuentas.es has emerged, in which information on the economic and financial management of local entities can be accessed, deducted from their General Accounts rendered, which includes both the accounts of the main local entity, as well as those of its dependent and ascribed entities.
Go to the portal of accountability
External control body of the General State Administration
- Court of Auditors
- Monitoring reports of the General Administration of the State and its autonomous bodies, Social Security, State Public Societies and Foundations.
External control bodies of the Autonomous Communities
- Audience of Canary Islands Accounts
- Chamber of Accounts of Aragon
- Chamber of Accounts of Andalusia
- Chamber of Accounts of Madrid
- Chamber of Comptes of Navarre
- Council of Accounts of Castilla y León
- Council of Contas de Galicia
- Court of Auditors of the Principality of Asturias
- Union of Comptes of the Generalitat Valenciana
- Sindicatura de Comptes de Catalunya
- The Balearic Islands Comptes Union
- Basque Court of Public Accounts