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    "content": "(vi) THAT, in order to enhance transparency and accountability, beginning 1st July 2020 the net exchequer issues be published in the website of the National Treasury at the end of the month and this be by vote, programme and project. (vii) THAT, adequate funds be provided for full operationalisation of institutions of public finance, in particular, recent institutions created through various pieces of legislation. (viii) THAT, on the expenditure reduction efforts, the policy of cutting the budget by a certain percentage across the board is not a very effective way of expenditure control. Rather, there ought to be critical reforms in expenditure that will isolate wasteful expenditure and ensure only key expenditure needs are funded. (ix) THAT, by 30th April 2020 when the Budget is submitted, it should clearly indicate projects that will be funded through the Sports fund and the funds be directly applied to these projects. (x) THAT, the process of filling a vacant constitutional, statutory, or any critical senior leadership position in the public financial and budgetary sectors including the Audit Office should be expedited before the incumbent leaves office to ensure continuity and performance of critical roles provided in the Constitution and the statutes. (xi) THAT, to support ongoing reduction in the fiscal deficit, the borrowing strategy should entail a reliable net domestic borrowing target for 2020/21 and the medium term, and a commercial debt borrowing target consistent with the debt ceiling and to ensure that external debt service costs do not breach internationally accepted debt service to exports ratio threshold in the medium term."
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