Audit finds ‘Unsatisfactory’ data in records of gov’t institutions

Emmanuel Akile | January 8, 2017 | 11:02 am

South Sudan Auditor General, Stephen Wondu. Photo: gurtong.net

Some government’s institutions are reluctant to submit their payrolls
for auditing, the Auditor General says.Mr. Steven Wundu says many agencies
in the country do not understand the importance of auditing.He says the
audit chamber discovered some in inconsistencies in the records of some
public institutions.

“We have tried to show to audited institutions that our role is not
adversarial, our role is friendly, to see how they are doing and how we can
improve on that,” Mr. Wondu told Eye Radio during an interview with Eye
Radio.

He added that the main challenge facing the Audit Chamber is auditing of
payrolls.“We have had findings which were not satisfactory to us about the
use of financial form-15, the revenue forms, some of them are not submitted
to us for review“I think our greatest challenge has been the auditing of
the payroll, some institutions have been very reluctant to give their
payrolls, and obviously we can go away with a finding that there must be
something wrong with those payrolls.

Mr. Wundu said his office has recommended administrative measures be taken
in re-structuring the way finances and accounts departments of the public
institutions are done.He also said the Audit Chamber has reported to the
Office of the President many cases of irregularities, which he said, have
happened in different institutions in the country.

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