Draw Media

The Board of Supreme Audit and the Commission of Integrity, two institutions in the Kurdistan Region to monitor the integrity and control corruption, have not escaped safely from the audit of the reform law.

In the Board of Supreme Audit (39) employees, and in the Commission of Integrity (11) employees have been given positions illegally who were previously transferred from the organizations to these two institutions.

Board of Supreme Audit in the Reform Report

According to the third report of the Coordination and Monitoring Committee on the implementation of the reform law, a copy of which was obtained by (Draw):

• The Board of Supreme Audit, which is an institution affiliated to the Kurdistan Parliament, has (389) employees. The audit of all employees of this institution has been completed and it was found that (39) employees have been illegally promoted and (31) employees have been given additional salaries illegally.

The report indicates that due to the reform in the file of employees of the Board of Supreme Audit, the amount of (13 million 907 thousand) dinars has been returned to the general treasury.

The monthly salary expenditure of this board is 749 million dinars.

Commission of Integrity in the reform report

According to the third report of the Coordination and Monitoring Committee on the implementation of the reform law:

• Commission of Integrity, which is a body under the Kurdistan Parliament, has 202 employees. The audit of all employees of this commission has been completed and it was found that 11 employees have been given ranks illegally and 7 employees have been paid salaries illegally.

According to the report, the amount of (3 million 137 thousand) dinars returned to the general treasury due to the reforms made in the case of employees of this Commission.

The monthly salary expenditure of the employees of the Commission is (267 million) dinars.

According to Draw Media, the employees who were illegally promoted were previously in the organizations and were transferred to the two institutions.

outcome:

17 million and 44 thousand dinars have been returned to the general treasury due to the audit of the files of employees of the two institutions.