A report published by CIPER Chile highlights a significant lack of oversight regarding mental health provisions within the country. The article, originally titled "Mental Health is Not Audited," points to deficiencies in the monitoring and regulation of mental healthcare services. This absence of fiscalization raises concerns about the quality of care provided to citizens and the potential for inadequate resource allocation. CIPER Chile’s investigation suggests a systemic problem where the mental wellbeing of individuals in Chile is not being sufficiently protected through robust oversight mechanisms. The lack of auditability creates opportunities for mismanagement and potentially harmful practices within the mental health system. Further investigation is needed to determine the extent of these issues and to propose solutions for improved accountability. The published report calls for greater transparency and more effective regulation of mental healthcare throughout Chile.