What led to the Public Accounts Committee flagging excess spending by four government ministries
The Public Accounts Committee's scrutiny revealed excess spending by four government ministries, raising concerns about financial management.
- Lack of proper budgetary planning and monitoring within the ministries.
- Inefficient allocation and utilization of funds, leading to overspending.
- Weak internal controls and oversight mechanisms within the ministries.
- Poor accountability and transparency in financial management practices.
- Possible corruption or mismanagement of funds within the ministries.
- Failure to adhere to government regulations and guidelines on expenditure.
- Inadequate training and capacity building for personnel responsible for financial management.
- Delayed or inaccurate reporting of financial information, hindering timely intervention.
- Inadequate measures to address budget variances and control spending.
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