Page 23 - Audit Act News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

UWI, IOB, help us to understand laws of Trinidad and Tobago Gary Aboud - THE EDITOR: I applaud Gary Aboud of the FFOS for his contribution to the debate on repealing the amendment to the Procurement Act. I learned that the Government is now proposing a new state entity created by the Shipping Management Bill (Section 46) that will be responsible for the ports. There also appears to be a clause that will grant this entity full autonomy over the lands and operations of the ports as well as exempting it from oversight of either the Procurement Authority or the Auditor General, thus bypassing th...

An audit conducted by an Albuquerque accounting firm found no money problems in The City of Carlsbad, according city officials. In a news release, The City received an unmodified opinion from Hinkle and Landers on its annual audit. In a memo to Carlsbad City Councilors, City of Carlsbad Finance Director Melissa Salcido said the audit was conducted for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020. The City of Carlsbad submitted the audit on Dec. 15. The City received notice the audit was approved by the Office of the State Auditor (OSA) on March 30. The Carlsbad City Council approved the audit April 1...

The Government has indicated its intention to have a busy 2021-2022 Parliamentary year as...

Suite of fiscal legislation tabled in House of Assembly: Changes ahead for public financial management, says PM By Staff1 / in IN FOCUS, In The News: / on Friday, 12 Feb 2021 12:51 PM / Comments Off on Suite of fiscal legislation tabled in House of Assembly: Changes ahead for public financial management, says PM / 1075 PM Minnis tables a suite of new fiscal legislation in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, February 10th, 2021. Citing its aim to reform public finance management in The Bahamas, the Government tabled a suite of new legislation in the House of Assembly on Wedn...

Financial, statistics bills introduced in House Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis. Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday tabled three bills that he said will deliver on his government’s promises of accountability and transparency. The Public Debt Management Bill, 2021, the Public Finance Management Bill, 2021 and the Statistics Bill, 2021 along with the Public Procurement Bill, 2020, which was tabled last year, make up a compendium that Minnis said will modernize public finance management. “In keeping with the standard set by the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2018, which ushered in ...