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Section 54, The Government Budgeting and Accountability Act, 2005
Status not yet checkedThe Government Budgeting and Accountability Act, 2005, Sierra Leone
(1) Where the transactions of each month have been dulyrecorded in the public accounts, the Accountant-General shall draw
up and sign a monthly statement of the public accounts and publish
such statement by Government Notice.
Public
accounts and
departmental
Basis of public
Classification
of public
Monthly and
quarterly
budget
reporting.
Monthly
statement of
accounts to be
published.
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(2) The monthly statement of the public accounts shall
consist of–
(a) a statement of the financial assets and
liabilities (including contingent liabilities) of
the Consolidated Fund at the close of the
month compared with the corresponding
figures for the same date in the year previous
to the date of the statement;
(b) statements of receipts into and the payments
out of the Consolidated Fund for the month
and for the financial year up to the end of
that month as compared with budgetary
estimates for the year.
(3) The financial assets and liabilities of the Consolidated
Fund shall consist of –
(a) the following financial assets namely:–
(i) cash in the hands of treasury officers or
in bank accounts operated by them or
in transit between treasury officers or
held by other agents on behalf of the
Consolidated Fund and the
Contingencies Fund;
(ii) securities held on behalf of the
Government or special funds;
(iii) advances from the Consolidated Fund;
(iv) loans from the Consolidated Fund;
(v) equity investments of the Consolidated
Fund; and
(vi) any accumulated deficit of revenue and
expenditure of the Consolidated Fund;
(b) the following financial liabilities, namely:–
(i) trust moneys held and administered by
Government;
(ii) the public debt, distinguishing between
short, medium and long term liabilities
and between domestic and foreign debt;
(iii) accumulated surplus of revenue and
expenditure of the Consolidated Fund;
(iv) balance on the Contingencies Fund;
(v) balances on other special funds.
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