2008 key figures Investigative proceedings handled by Federal Ministries in 2008 (The substantive competencies are based on the division of responsibilities applicable since January 2009 pursuant to the Federal Ministries Act.) Area Audited Public Authorities 2008 Social Affairs and Labour Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection, Pension Insurance Fund, Public Employment Service Austria 1 158 Justice Federal Ministry of Justice, Justice Administration, Prison Regime 927 Internal Affairs Federal Ministry of the Interior, Police, Federal Asylum Authority, etc. 503 Infrastructure and Transport Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Railways, Post Office, ASFINAG 415 Finances Federal Ministry of Finance, Financial Administration 364 Business Federal Ministry of Economy, Family and Youth 215 Agriculture and Forestry Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management 144 Education, Art and Culture Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture 85 Family Federal Ministry of Economy, Family and Youth 72 Science and Research Federal Ministry of Science and Research 67 State Defence and Sports Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports 64 Health Care Federal Ministry of Health; Health and Accident Insurance 41 Foreign Service Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs 39 Environment Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Environment and Water Management 35 Federal Chancellor's Office Federal Chancellor's Office, Statistics Austria, Austrian State Archives, etc. 24 Total 4153 Problems with pension insurance, unfair treatment in the classification of nursing care allowances and complaints about unemployment benefits: A particularly large number of people turned to the AOB in order to complain about excessive bureaucracy and structural deficits in the administration. Social affairs are thus at the top of the list for investigative proceedings. In addition to the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, the Austrian 8 Social affairs no.1 32nd Report of the Austrian Ombudsman Board to the National Council and the Federal Council 2008

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