Public Accounts Committee Confronts PS Information Over 2021/22 Audited Accounts
In a high-stakes session today, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) engaged in a rigorous examination with Professor Edward Kisiangani, the Principal Secretary for Information, regarding the audited accounts for the fiscal year 2021/22. The meeting, held in the parliamentary chambers, was marked by intense scrutiny as members delved into financial discrepancies and accountability issues.
Professor Kisiangani faced pointed questions from committee members concerning irregularities and inconsistencies identified in the audited accounts. The session highlighted several areas of concern, including unaccounted expenditures and unexplained financial variances. The PAC emphasized the need for transparency and corrective measures to address these issues.
The discussion was characterized by a detailed review of financial reports and supplementary documentation. Members of the PAC demanded clear explanations and justification for the discrepancies, pressing for a thorough investigation into the matters raised.
As the session concluded, the committee underscored the importance of adherence to financial regulations and accountability within public offices. Professor Kisiangani assured the PAC of a commitment to address the issues and improve financial oversight within the Ministry of Information.
The outcome of today’s interaction is expected to lead to further recommendations and potential reforms aimed at enhancing financial management and accountability in public service. The PAC’s ongoing oversight will continue to monitor the implementation of corrective actions.
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