Audit Report: Rajun Jugurnath Suggests Creation of a Risk Management Committee

" I propose the introduction of the concept of risk management in the public sector. There is currently no system to identify and manage risks , "stressed the Director of Audit, Rajun Jugurnath, the last report was released last Tuesday, July 16. It calls for each ministry / department operates under the terms of a policy of risk management. Creating a Risk Management Committee is in this sense must.

Rajun Jugurnath argues that the concept of risk management, despite its novelty, will not be difficult to implement in public services. This should ensure greater transparency, competitiveness within government agencies. The public sector is a vital sector, said the Director of Audit. It participates in national competitiveness.

It also focuses on good governance in public organizations have to spend more wisely. " Given the vagaries of the economic environment, many governments around the world are expected to improve the productivity of public services while controlling costs , "says Rajun Jugurnath.

Key points in this 2012 report (Read full report here):

• Additional cost of Rs 2 billion for work in the Plains Wilhems
• Old-age pension: Rs 60 million paid in addition
• Environment: Rs 79 million to Rs 190 million allocated spent
• Sport: a stage estimated at Rs 20 million cost Rs 40 million
• Registrar of Companies: Rs 300 million shortfall
• Burden of Rs 386 million relating to Crown lands leased
• Recruiters agents operate without a license
• Local authorities are ignoring statutory deadlines
• Tenders failed police expensive
• Agro-Industry: The accounts of the Irrigation Authority not subject
• "poorly supervised" by the Ministry of Education projects
• unpaid rent of state property to Rodrigues: up 91%