Senators Drilled on Programme-budgeting
By Emmanuel KENDEMEH, Cameroon Tribune, 09-04-2014
A one-day training seminar took place at the Senate on April 8, 2014.
Senators are henceforth better
prepared to vote the finance law and effectively control public
management in the country considering the knowledge they acquired
yesterday, April 8, 2014 during the first-ever one-day training
seminar on programme-budgeting.
The training came within the background
of the second year of the implementation of the new Fiscal Regime of the
State that hinges on programme-budgeting with focus on results-
oriented management of the State budget. The Senators being on the first
full legislative year following their election on April 14, 2013 had to
be drilled on the Fiscal Regime of the State for them to better play
their roles of voting laws and oversight of government actions. Things
will no longer be the same for the Senators taking into account the four
pertinent themes on which they were drilled. The areas of focus were
the major innovations of the law relating to the Financial Regime of the
State, technical framework of the strategic planning, management
relating to commitment authorization and payment credit and methods of
examining and voting of the Finance law under the programme-budget.
The Vice President of the Senate, Paul
Tchatchouang, presided at the seminar on behalf of the President, Marcel
Niat Njifenji. He said the seminar came to translate the excellent
relations between the executive and legislative arms of government.
The Minister Delegate at the Ministry of
Finance, Pierre Titti justified the holding of the training by the fact
that Cameroon has a new Fiscal Regime of the State whose implementation
started in the 2013 financial year. Both Members of the National
Assembly and Senators have to fully understand the Fiscal Regime, its
stakes and innovations in order to fully contribute to its success. The
training seminar, he said, should enable Senators to fully contribute in
putting in place the reforms brought in by the fiscal regime and an
opportunity for Senators to improve the modernization of public
management in the country.
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