Overview
- The Delhi Legislative Assembly, which adopted the Public Accounts Committee’s first report Thursday, directed departments to carry out its health audit fixes.
- Departments must file a comprehensive Action Taken Report by July 31, 2026 that shows progress as of June 30 and details assurances, steps on each recommendation, and clear finish dates.
- The Assembly Secretariat sent formal letters to the Health Minister and the Health Secretary seeking a detailed, time-bound response to the audit findings.
- Speaker Vijender Gupta set priorities that include stronger public hospitals, wider insurance cover, more preventive care, and fair access to quality services for residents and migrants.
- The audit was done by India’s national auditor, the CAG, and the PAC turns those findings into recommendations that the government must report on through an ATR, creating a structured check on delivery.