The report is part of the AGO’s constitutional responsibility to promote transparency, accountability and good management of public funds.

Auditor-General Mr Gordon Kega said presenting the report to Parliament was an important step in the public accountability process.

“The AGO has completed a significant body of audit work covering the 2020 to 2023 period and has now formally presented the Part I Report to Parliament. We look forward to the report being tabled so that its contents can be made available to Members of Parliament and the people of Papua New Guinea,” Mr Kega said.

The report will help Parliament carry out its oversight role by providing independent information on how public funds were managed and accounted for.

It is an important step in the AGO’s efforts to strengthen accountability in the public sector and provide assurance to Parliament and the people of Papua New Guinea.

Under parliamentary procedures, the contents and findings of the report remain confidential until it is officially tabled. Once tabled, the report will be available to support informed discussions on public financial management and the use of public funds.

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The Auditor General of Papua New Guinea, Mr. Gordon Kega, recently presented the keys of a brand-new Isuzu D-Max to the Auditor General’s Office (AGO) in Buka last Friday. This act of goodwill occurred during a small yet significant event, which serves as a reflection of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signed on September 15, 2022, during the official opening of the new AGO office in ABG.

The establishment of the AGO office in Buka is a collaborative effort between the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) and the PNG Office of the Auditor General (AGO) to ensure that audit services are easily accessible to the people of ABG.

Since the end of 2022, the AGO has been equipping the Buka office with manpower, office equipment, IT infrastructure, and other resources to enhance its capacity for conducting audit activities. Despite facing challenges due to limited funding from the Government of PNG, the AGO has been actively exploring alternative sources of funding to improve and strengthen the capacity of the AGO office in Buka.

Therefore, the handover of another brand-new office vehicle signifies another significant milestone for the AGO office in Buka.

“The official handover of this new motor vehicle is a major achievement for the office in Buka. While it is a capital asset for the Office of the Auditor General, the Buka office will be responsible for its custody. This new D-max is equipped with the latest GPS tracking device to monitor its movement and prevent any unauthorized use,” stated AG Kega.

He further emphasized that the installed tracking device has the capability to disable the vehicle’s mechanical system if it is detected traveling to unauthorized destinations.

The vehicle will provide support to both the AGO office and the Buka Internal Audits in their fieldwork and operational activities.

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