Chapter 12, Part 6 · Art. 225
Financial control
- An Act of Parliament provides for the establishment, functions and responsibilities of the national Treasury.
Art. 225(1)
(1) An Act of Parliament shall provide for the establishment, functions and responsibilities of the national Treasury.
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Art. 225(2)
(2) Parliament shall enact legislation to ensure both expenditure control and transparency in all governments and establish mechanisms to ensure their implementation.
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Art. 225(3)
(3) Legislation under clause (2) may authorise the Cabinet Secretary responsible for finance to stop the transfer of funds to a State organ or any other public entity— (a) only for a serious material breach or persistent material breaches of the measures established under that legislation; and (b) subject to the requirements of clauses (4) to (7).
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- There are rules to control and check how governments spend money.
Art. 225(2)
(2) Parliament shall enact legislation to ensure both expenditure control and transparency in all governments and establish mechanisms to ensure their implementation.
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