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Lapses in HDB season parking eligibility checks, MOH contracts among issues flagged in Auditor-General report   https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/ago-report-hdb-season-parking-moh-lapses-6254981?cid=internal_sharetool_androidphone_15072026_cna   Auditor-General’s Report FY2025/26: Key Lapses & Findings   Published Jul 15, 2026 | Source: Channel News Asia       Overview   The Auditor-General’s Office (AGO) reviewed 16 ministries, 8 organs of state, 3 statutory boards, 4 government-owned companies, and 2 other accounts for the 2025/26 financial year, flagging lapses in contract management, revenue collection, eligibility checks, IT controls, and governance. Several agencies have filed police reports where irregularities were found.       🏠 Housing & Development Board (HDB)   Season Parking & Revenue   - S$24.99 million in season/family season parking approvals given to ineligible applicants. - S$1 million under-collected from commercial vehicles charged incorrect rates. - Potential S$9.7 million overpaid to patrol/enforcement contractors for unperformed services, due to weak oversight.   Housing Schemes & Contracts   - Flats and grants under the Married Child Priority Scheme, Proximity Housing Grant, and CPF Housing Grant were given to ineligible applicants. - Errors in Home Improvement Programme valuations and irregularities in quotations for unlisted contract items. - HDB response: Taking findings seriously, rectifying issues and tightening controls.       🩺 Ministry of Health (MOH) & MOH Holdings (MOHH)   National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) Project (2013–2022)   - Approvals obtained only after works started or finished; fees not calculated per standard rules. - S$363,300 net overpayment from poor valuation of contract changes; S$2.2 million in unsubstantiated loss/expense payments. - Final account issued despite known internal audit lapses; reopened later to fix issues.   Tender Irregularities   - S$30.8 million in 12 tenders and one quotation awarded before required approvals (even pre-project in-principle clearance), violating Ministry of Finance rules. - MOH response: No signs of deliberate wrongdoing; strengthening systems and controls.       🎰 Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA)   - 120 excluded individuals allowed into casinos (Apr 2023–Mar 2025): 107 entered 1,100 times (flagged late), 13 unreported. - 26 people exceeded monthly visit limits but were still admitted. - 79 Singapore Pools accounts of excluded users remained open; 32 placed 1,300+ bets worth S$75,800 (Apr 2024–Dec 2025). - Cause & update: Outdated data and system gaps; fixed by Feb 2026; investigations ongoing.       🧑‍🏭 Ministry of Manpower (MOM)   - Overcharged foreign worker levies for marine shipyard work permit holders from Jan 2026, totalling S$4.82 million over two months. - Rates implemented before subsidiary legislation was updated; corrected Jun 1, 2026; refunds via offsets planned.       🎓 Ministry of Education (MOE)   - Police filed over possible falsified approval emails in officer appointments (Apr–Dec 2025). - Weak scrutiny in manual-heavy recruitment; responsible staff dismissed. - Fixes: Independent verification checks; process automation by end-2027.       💻 IT Control Weaknesses   - SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG): Incomplete account reviews, weak passwords, delayed access removal, missing activity logs for the Training Grants System; now merged with Workforce Singapore (WSG). - GIC: Gaps in audit logging, security setups, and patch updates; one server setting allowed unlimited root login attempts. - Both agencies have taken steps to tighten controls.       📢 Government’s Response (Ministry of Finance)   - Takes findings seriously; investigating root causes and recovering public funds. - Enhancing processes, using more technology, and taking disciplinary or legal action where justified. - Cases with potential wrongdoing referred to police.