Uniform mechanisms to check monetary irregularities are well in place in the nation however the governments want to act, Comptroller and Auditor General of India Girish Chandra Murmu advised TOI’s Kangkan Kalita on the sidelines of a G20 occasion in Guwahati
So far as effectivity and transparency of governments is anxious, these days all of it is determined by the fashion of functioning of the ruling authorities. Do you suppose there’s a chance of bringing uniformity throughout the nation to make the system corruption-free?
System is uniform, how it’s carried out is a unique factor. Otherwise, the problems of accountability, transparency and accountability are widespread. Laws, accounting requirements and tips for procurement are widespread.
The jurisdiction of the Central Vigilance Commission, their purviews and state vigilance commissions – the mechanisms are there. But how the federal government is doing and persons are ready to understand these sorts of issues is a unique factor. Otherwise, wherever the audit takes place, it’s uniform – the requirements don’t differ from authorities to authorities or division to division.
Do you suppose slew of beneficiary schemes initiated from the Centre to the state governments is having an adversarial affect on the monetary well being of the governments and the economic system?
Beneficiary schemes in a welfare state have all the time been there. But these welfare schemes have to be executed sustainably. Governments have to see their very own sources and expenditures. That’s why Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act has been adopted by the states. Their monetary administration relies upon upon them. Whether they’ll afford these schemes or not, the federal government can see from their budgets and FRBM parameters. As an auditor, we level out their sustainability. Now the governments have to act.
The structure of SAI20 stems from a recognition of the position of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) in selling the effectivity, accountability and transparency of public administration. What are the main challenges that want to be addressed via this main world occasion below method in Guwahati?
Efficiency, accountability and transparency are the core enterprise of all of the Supreme Audit Institutions globally. Under these SAI20 teams, we’re discussing how this effectivity, economic system and effectiveness as well as transparency and accountability will be constructed into the audit of varied sides of Blue Economy. It consists of many actions – from fisheries to delivery and mineral sources to vitality. The goal is to make audits complete and consequence oriented.
C&AG of India had proposed the collaboration of SAI20 Engagement Group on Blue Economy, one of many precedence areas of the occasion. How can the usage of ocean sources in the Blue Economy profit the nation?
Almost 4% of the GDP comes from the Blue Economy. According to Word Bank information, we have now round 43,000 sq. km of wetland, 7,516 km shoreline and a whole lot of islands. Off the Gujarat coast itself, there are round 65 islands. Protection of biodiversity and sustainable exploitation of pure sources are each necessary.
You raised concern on privateness and accountability in the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the second precedence space of the occasion.
This is clearly an space of concern however we have now to level out how to deal with AI – each as an auditor and for different customers of AI, notably the federal government departments and public sector undertakings.
So far as effectivity and transparency of governments is anxious, these days all of it is determined by the fashion of functioning of the ruling authorities. Do you suppose there’s a chance of bringing uniformity throughout the nation to make the system corruption-free?
System is uniform, how it’s carried out is a unique factor. Otherwise, the problems of accountability, transparency and accountability are widespread. Laws, accounting requirements and tips for procurement are widespread.
The jurisdiction of the Central Vigilance Commission, their purviews and state vigilance commissions – the mechanisms are there. But how the federal government is doing and persons are ready to understand these sorts of issues is a unique factor. Otherwise, wherever the audit takes place, it’s uniform – the requirements don’t differ from authorities to authorities or division to division.
Do you suppose slew of beneficiary schemes initiated from the Centre to the state governments is having an adversarial affect on the monetary well being of the governments and the economic system?
Beneficiary schemes in a welfare state have all the time been there. But these welfare schemes have to be executed sustainably. Governments have to see their very own sources and expenditures. That’s why Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act has been adopted by the states. Their monetary administration relies upon upon them. Whether they’ll afford these schemes or not, the federal government can see from their budgets and FRBM parameters. As an auditor, we level out their sustainability. Now the governments have to act.
The structure of SAI20 stems from a recognition of the position of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) in selling the effectivity, accountability and transparency of public administration. What are the main challenges that want to be addressed via this main world occasion below method in Guwahati?
Efficiency, accountability and transparency are the core enterprise of all of the Supreme Audit Institutions globally. Under these SAI20 teams, we’re discussing how this effectivity, economic system and effectiveness as well as transparency and accountability will be constructed into the audit of varied sides of Blue Economy. It consists of many actions – from fisheries to delivery and mineral sources to vitality. The goal is to make audits complete and consequence oriented.
C&AG of India had proposed the collaboration of SAI20 Engagement Group on Blue Economy, one of many precedence areas of the occasion. How can the usage of ocean sources in the Blue Economy profit the nation?
Almost 4% of the GDP comes from the Blue Economy. According to Word Bank information, we have now round 43,000 sq. km of wetland, 7,516 km shoreline and a whole lot of islands. Off the Gujarat coast itself, there are round 65 islands. Protection of biodiversity and sustainable exploitation of pure sources are each necessary.
You raised concern on privateness and accountability in the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the second precedence space of the occasion.
This is clearly an space of concern however we have now to level out how to deal with AI – each as an auditor and for different customers of AI, notably the federal government departments and public sector undertakings.
