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The possibilities of reducing rental costs for the Government.

July 4, 2022

The possibilities of reducing rental costs for the Government.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The General Audit Chamber submitted its report entitled “Audit on the possibilities of reducing rental costs for Government” to Parliament today. The report explores the feasibility of reducing the Government's rental costs by 20% over five years, as stated in the country packages. The 2020 budget is the baseline for the reduction.

In their report, the General Audit Chamber questions whether the 2020 budget is a feasible benchmark noting that the 2020 financial statements are unreliable, making it challenging to determine the figures to calculate the 20% reduction effectively. In addition, the report highlights how the increases in annual ...

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