The Swiss Federal Audit Office (SFAO) has been the supreme financial supervisory body of the Swiss Confederation since 1877. It assists the Federal Assembly and the Federal Council. Its independence is guaranteed by the Federal Audit Office Act (FAOA).
The SFAO supervises the financial management of the Federal Administration and numerous semi-governmental and international organisations.
Much of its work has been published since 2014.
EFK / CDF / SFAO @EFK_CDF_SFAO09. Jul 2018Suisse : le Contrôle fédéral des finances réclame la création d’un poste de « Monsieur anti-corruption »… https://t.co/8kcR0brAPU
EFK / CDF / SFAO @EFK_CDF_SFAO09. Jul 2018Auditors highlight #Switzerland’s weak anti-#corruption efforts https://t.co/xC9OOCy3G2 via @PFIntl #SFAOinthenews #SFAO
EFK / CDF / SFAO @EFK_CDF_SFAO09. Jul 2018Report: Decade-Long Swiss Anti-#Corruption Effort Falls Short https://t.co/m5UuzcoNM9 via @OCCRP #SFAOinthenews #SFAO
EFK / CDF / SFAO @EFK_CDF_SFAO06. Jul 2018Le registre du commerce sous la loupe du contrôle fédéral des finances. Un audit et des surprises #CDFdanslapresse… https://t.co/cIaBbObxwO
A whistle-blower is a person who raises a concern with the competent office about non-compliant behaviour, wrongdoing, illegal activity (e.g. corruption, insider trading) or general dangers he or she witnessed. The «whistle can be blown» by private individuals as well as by federal employees.
