Audori is required to shed light on wages

The Board and Finance Commission has reviewed the annual financial report of the National Auditing Office for 2017.

Auditor Besnik Osmani, who presented the financial report for 2017, said that this institution's budget is a well-used budget and that they have cut spending during 2017 for 19 per cent.

But he said the Auditor's office continues to pay a large sum for rent, which so far has been paid 3m euros.

But Commission Chairman Lumir Abdixhik had a prayer for the audience. He asked Osmani to shed a little more light, the way independent institutions are spending money on travel and labor.

It's interesting how most institutions plan them, they make the planned trips a hundred percent. . It's a little strange to the audience how an institution can plan the exact amount and save hundreds of trips. And the second of these, we've faced many problems with classifying trips and labors. So in some cases they present him as a hired man. Something like other expenses. I know you have a sample formula that you consider certain parts. But I had begged them on behalf of the Commission, perhaps to give a little more light on the way independent institutions spend this category in particular. Because for us on hired trips, other expenses abroad have major doubts of their greater efficiency. But and how it is possible for an expense to be planned a year ago and to be realised by the Persian institution a year later, Obadiah said.

Auditor Osmani said the institution he heads has also been concerned about official trips.

I believe you followed him. We've been me as an audience and the National audit office has been very concerned about this point. We made a special report outside our government reports. We have applied the Government to change administrative instruction more urgently, for official travel. Fortunately, the government has responded very quickly. He answered in a month. He has made changes to the paradox that he himself has had under the administrative travel of official trips, treating them as hired and not as travel-related expenses. And second, tariff improvements have been made. The tariffs should be updated depending on consumer baskets in countries to which they go. Unfortunately, we haven't had an update since 2002. Unfortunately this year after our recommendation, the government has made each day like these recommendations and we have noted a positive movement in this direction”, Osmani said.

While confirming that in some institutions, they have not been able to find evidence at all whether the trip occurred and whether the expenses were according to allowed tariffs.

That which characterizes most of these organizations, which are the common denominator, are two facts. The first fact is that there are too many delays in closing these official tours of the advancements they receive. They should be closed for 15 days, according to the rules, nor the end of the journey. And there are times when they don't close. We have other cases that haven't been closed all year and you'll find them in some ministries in our reports and that are huge sums and that we haven't been able to find and an evidence, a documentation if the trip happened and whether the trip has been for official purposes of the organisation and whether the expenses are related to the allowed rates of”, he said.