The first internal audit report on transactions undertaken by the Land Authority, which was established in April last year, is to be published on Monday after it is presented to Parliament, transport minister Ian Borg said today.
The report contains the results of six investigations carried out by the auditor, Charlene Muscat, who began her term of office last October. Land and property transactions have to exceed the value of €100,000 for them to be eligible for investigation by the internal auditor.
Once a report is finalised, it is up to the Lands Authority board to implement the auditor’s recommendations.
Borg said such reports were a way of ensuring that transactions of public land and property only took place if there was “responsibility and absolute transparency”, as…
