THE EFFECT OF GOVERNMENT INTERNAL AUDIT MATURITY ON IMPROVING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PERFORMANCE

Abstract

This study explores the relationship between the maturity of government internal audits and public administration's performance. The research investigates how internal audit maturity affects how complex public administrations perform. The qualitative research method used was matrix analysis, which involved collecting data from relevant documentation. The main finding in the research is that the level of maturity of government internal audits can improve the performance of public administration. High government internal audit maturity can enhance the quality of government agencies' accountability, risk management, and control. As public administration advances, the demand for high-quality services provided by internal government audits also increases. These findings provide valuable information for internal government audits about how to raise service standards and satisfy the needs of a more sophisticated public administration.