The National Assembly as the budgetary authority must thoroughly examine this report submitted by Ceni. Secondly, in its mission of higher control, the Board of Auditors must also carry out investigative missions on the accounting treatment of Ceni, because if you look at all the figures that Ceni presents in this report, there are many discrepancies. You have deviations of 3 million, 30 million, 50 million and there is also the issue of public contracts.
Valery Madianga, Communications Officer at the Public Expenditure Observatory (Odep)
According to Ceni, this report was to be examined within 30 days of its submission, which was not done. This budget meeting must be essentially budgetary. But after three weeks, neither budget law nor finance law and even less the issuance of accounts have been submitted to the National Assembly.
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