A Review of the Last Two Auditor General's Report of Belize

We found that the implementation of a particular system is not enough to record and track revenue. Another concern is that the store ledger is not properly managed. Items received or issued are not recorded in store order # 5 (verification process or store balance and account collection). In addition, there is not enough security measures to protect the supply. Handling of store items is rare because assets are not properly taken into account and cause losses to the government.

There are good reasons to question whether housing investment is sufficient. In the 2003 report, Canadian auditor chairman confirmed Aboriginal reserve housing situation. It was pointed out that the number of houses is inadequate and that existing stocks are rapidly deteriorating due to "nonstandard building practices and materials, proper maintenance and overcrowding" (Canadian Auditor General, 2011: 18). They said that while the existing units accounted for about 44%, there were about 8,500 housing units shortage.

On April 3, 2012, Canadian corporate auditor Michael Ferguson announced a report outlining the issue of jet purchasing in Canada, including erroneous information on final costs. According to the statutory auditor, the government deliberately underestimated the final price of the 65 jet by 10 billion dollars. Canadian conservative government said it would not reduce orders, and the unit price is expected to be $ 75-8 million; purchase called "scandal" and "destruction" by the media, We face a comprehensive review to decide what Canadian F-35 purchase. In a tough editorial posted on CBC News on 13th December 2012, journalist Brian Stewart said F - 35 project due to its unmanageable cost and lack of affordable price in many participating countries "Global vandalism" was called. At last the Canadian government decided not to buy only fighter aircraft and start competing to choose another aircraft.

In BVG's 2013 Annual Report, the auditor announced that 17 government agencies punished public funds of $ 100 million. The BVG can not conduct a full government audit every year. BVG's latest 2014 report (released in May 2015) shows that 16 government agencies have damaged public funds of $ 124 million. Mary's annual budget is usually around $ 3 billion. A team to support the government's financial management (Cellule d'Appui aux Structures deContrôledel 'Administration) announced that 209 reports on corruption were sent to the Ministry of Justice for review and prosecution, but no lawsuit was filed and prosecution It was done.