Treasury Department to undergo restructuring
The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda at its meeting on Wednesday has also approved the restructuring and modernization of the Treasury Department following a detailed presentation by the Accountant General and members of his team.
The presentation outlined both the current structure of the Treasury and the proposed organization reforms designed to enhance financial management, improve accountability and ensure greater operational efficiency within the public finance system.
Under the new structure, the Treasury will transition from six divisions to four, mainly financial management, cash management, financial control and accounting, each led by dedicated senior officers.
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