Audit Act News Today

HENRY AWONG, former chairman of the Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo Regional Corporation, blamed a lack of staffing for the corporation's failure to file annual financial statements.

WHEN the Auditor General queried all Government ministries about tax dollars paid in 2023 to sitting parliamentarians, excluding salaries, only the National Security Ministry responded.It disclosed a payment of just

NATIONAL Transformation Alliance (NTA) political leader Gary Griffith has warned opposing candidates in the UNC's June 15 internal elections, "Let us not try to win the battle at all costs but end up losing the war as a result of it."

Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass’ controversial 2023 financial report has finally been laid in Parliament.Finance Minister Colm Imbert laid the report in Parliament yesterday before delivering a statement criticising the Auditor

Legal action against Audi­tor General Jaiwantie Ramdass for “prematurely” submitting her 2023 annual report is being shelved at this time.

The current public vitriol between the Attorney General (AG), the Minister of Finance and the Auditor General is taking place in the context of the legal framework in which the

On April 17, Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass, in a letter to Attorney General Reginald Armour, informed him that both the original and amended statements of the country’s accounts were dated

The motion to grant an extension under the Exchequer and Audit Act was passed in the Upper House with 23 votes for, 6 against and one abstention.

The Government won a handsome victory last night as it received the support of all but one of the nine Independent Senators for its motion to extend the reporting period

Attorney General Reginald Armour is adamant that Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass was “badly advised” or “misadvised” by her technocrats.