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PARLIAMENT RECEIVES AG’S REPORT FOR 2014 ON TIME

By Kevin Fraser
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The auditor General presented his report for the fiscal year 2014 to the speaker of the National Assembly on Wednesday. The timely presentation is being lauded as it indicates a more disciplined approach to the reportage on the public accounts. Kingsley Bryan reports.

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