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Cft: “More attention is needed for the realization of policy intentions”. | SMN News

October 24, 2019

Cft: “More attention is needed for the realization of policy intentions”. | SMN News
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Kralendijk:--- The Board of financial supervision Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Cft) requests the Executive Council and the Island Council of Bonaire for attention with regard to the realization of the budgeted policy intentions. The second execution report shows an under-spending in staff costs, whereas strengthening the middle management of the civil service has been a spearhead of Bonaire for some time now. The Cft visited Bonaire on October 22nd and held discussions with, among others, the members of the Executive Council and the Island Council.

 

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2018 and 2019 budgets

The Island Council adopted the 2018 financial statements of Bonaire on


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