Akmatov: The salary of the auditors of the Accounts Chamber will increase by 100%

At the meeting of the Committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on Finance, Budget, Entrepreneurship, and Competition Development, which took place on February 9, Akmatov presented a draft law that proposes to reduce the number of auditors from nine to three. According to him, this is necessary for optimizing operations.

He explained that the agency currently has 98 inspectors engaged in auditing, while auditors only act as controllers. "In many large countries, there is only one general auditor," he added.

Reducing six auditor positions, he said, would save 30 million soms.

Akmatov also noted that the VII convocation instructed the government to increase auditors' salaries starting in April. "With the president's approval, it will increase by 100%. As a result, we will be able to save about 60 million soms," he reported.

The head of the Accounts Chamber emphasized that currently, inspectors are distributed among nine auditors.

According to him, "the audit is actually conducted by ten people, who can stay in one ministry for several months. After the law is passed, 30 inspectors will be able to complete audits more quickly and move on to other agencies," Akmatov added.

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