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Rejecting allocation for Cathedral and others, one of the important dividends of the ‘Hung Parliament’ now – CDD-Ghana

December 24, 2022
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For its scrutiny of the 2023 Budget of the Government of Ghana, and mainly disapproving a number of allocations including that of the National Cathedral and the Accra International Conference Centre, the Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), has lauded Parliament.

CDD-Ghana, in a statement, said it …commends the leadership, and Members of Parliament for their assertiveness in exercising the ‘power of the purse’ function by scrutinizing the government budget proposals in a consensus manner.”

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The civil society group said the move is “one of the important dividends of the ‘Hung Parliament’ so far, and call on Parliament to remain even more vigilant in its oversight role in the New Year.”

“We commend the House’s decision to disapprove allocations to the National Cathedral and reallocation to the Roads and Communications ministries, demolition and redevelopment of a new Accra International Conference Center (AICC), and establishment of three new diplomatic missions in Jamaica, Mexico and Trinidad and Tobago.

“The decision to also defund the Special Development Initiatives and Monitoring and Evaluation secretariats at the Office of the President as well as slashing the Contingency Vote by half, among other cost cutting measures is a great demonstration that the Members of Parliament are in touch with the economic reality of the country and will assist the government to spend the scarce public resources judiciously.”

By: Rainbowradioonline,com/Ghana

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