Auditor-General says better quality reporting needed on government spending
John Ryan says the public still can't easily find answers to important questions.
Imagine a board approving a company budget and setting expectations about what the chief executive will deliver for that budget. It agrees the rules for how the chief executive can alter the budget or change what they could spend the money on and, otherwise, lets the chief executive get on with
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John Ryan
Wed, 12 May 2021
Wed, 12 May 2021
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Auditor-General says better quality reporting needed on government spending
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