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Haitian officials facing 25 per cent pay cut
Published: Monday December 19, 2011 | 10:00 am
A majority of the members of the Haitian Government are facing a 25 per cent reduction in pay over their failure to file their assets in accordance to the law.
The Director General of the Unit Fighting Corruption Amos Durosier said out of 38 members of the government, only two, the prime minister and a secretary of state, have filed their assets.
The law requires members of the Haitian government to declare their assets to the Court of Auditors, as part of efforts to promote transparency in the management of public affairs.
The Haitian president, prime minister, senators, deputies, judges and more, are required to report to the court, homes owned, businesses owned and bank balances, among other items of wealth.
Published: Monday December 19, 2011 | 10:00 am
A majority of the members of the Haitian Government are facing a 25 per cent reduction in pay over their failure to file their assets in accordance to the law.
The Director General of the Unit Fighting Corruption Amos Durosier said out of 38 members of the government, only two, the prime minister and a secretary of state, have filed their assets.
The law requires members of the Haitian government to declare their assets to the Court of Auditors, as part of efforts to promote transparency in the management of public affairs.
The Haitian president, prime minister, senators, deputies, judges and more, are required to report to the court, homes owned, businesses owned and bank balances, among other items of wealth.
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