The Office of the Auditor-General, New Zealand is an independent parliamentary office responsible for auditing public entities, ensuring accountability and transparency in the use of public resources. Services include financial audits, performance audits, and inquiries. The target audience is Parliament and the public. The unique selling proposition is its independence and role as a watchdog, providing unbiased assurance that public organizations operate lawfully and effectively. This independence allows it to maintain public trust by scrutinizing government spending and operations without political influence[1][3][4].