In our audit reports, the Auditor-General expresses satisfaction or non-satisfaction of the financial statements through audit opinions. These opinions are unqualified, qualified, adverse or disclaimer. The specific explanations on the opinions are as outlined below: An unqualified opinion is a clean opinion, meaning that the financial transactions by and large were recorded properly and are […]
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The Auditor-General is audited by an independent auditor appointed by the National Assembly as outlined in Article 226(4) of the Constitution of Kenya.
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Our reports are submitted to Parliament and the relevant County Assemblies, who are representatives of the Kenyan people. The reports are discussed at the relevant Committees of Parliament and County Assemblies. Public Accounts Committees (PAC) of the National Assembly discusses accounts of the National Government while Public Investments Committee (PIC) of the National Assembly discusses
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Certification of accounts to assure fiscal responsibility Certification audit responds to the core mandate of certifying accounts at national and county levels and expressing an opinion as to whether or not they are prepared in accordance with the applicable financial reporting framework and/or statutory requirements. The end product of this exercise is an annual audit
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The Office is charged with the primary oversight role of ensuring accountability within the three arms of government (the Legislature, the Judiciary, and the Executive) as well as the Constitutional Commissions and Independent Office. The Auditor-General is mandated to audit and report in respect to each financial year on the accounts of: the National and
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The constitution of Kenya defines an ‘adult’ as an individual who has attained the age of eighteen years. For the purpose of determining rights accruing to the youth, there is need to appreciate that the constitution regards youths as adults and thus; Each youth has the right to ownership, access, and control of land and
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Orphans have the right to access and use their parents land and property whether or not it is held in trust by an appointed and responsible adult member of the immediate family. Upon reaching the age of 18, they have the right to be registered as the rightful owners of land and the properties previously
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A ‘child” means an individual who has not attained the age of eighteen years in Kenya. Generally, children cannot own land or property in their own right as children. However, land and property can be held on trust for their benefit and use.
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Women have a right to acquire and own land whether individually or as a group. Daughters have the right to inherit their parents’ land and property. Women have a right to be elected and or appointed into land governance institutions. Married women have the right to joint ownership of land and property acquired during the
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The spouse will not only share benefit but liabilities on the matrimonial property.
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