A government review refers to an evaluation or assessment conducted by a government agency, department or commission. This could be in relation to policies, programs, projects, services or other areas that require oversight and monitoring by the government. The purpose of such a review is usually to ensure compliance with established standards, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary recommendations for change. It can also involve gathering data, analyzing information, conducting site visits, consultation with stakeholders or members of the public, and presenting findings in a report. The outcome of a government review could result in policy changes, increased funding, program improvements, or even termination of services if deemed necessary.