Government of Ekiti State, Nigeria.

Fiscal Responsibility Commission

Vision:

Our vision is to inspire Probity, Accountability and Financial discipline in line with International best practices.

Our Mission

To ensure fiscal discipline and transparency in the management of Public Funds in Ekiti State Public Service.

HONESTY:        Promoting transparency in government fiscal activities

INTEGRITY:     Discharging our duties within the work plan to ensure Consistency

HARDWORK:   Putting in place the best efforts to achieve the Commission’s mandate.

The Fiscal Responsibility Commission was established following the enactment of the Ekiti State Fiscal Responsibility law No. 4 2011. The Commission was inaugurated on 1st August 2011.The enabling Law primarily provides for the prudent management of the State resource; ensure long-term macro-economic stability, secure greater accountability and transparency in fiscal operation within a Medium Term Fiscal Policy Framework (MTEF) and the establishment of the Fiscal Responsibility Commission.

The basic function of the Commission is to ensure greater efficiency in the allocation and management of Public Expenditure, Revenue Collection, Debt control and transparency in Fiscal matters:

The other major functions performed by Commission are:

  • To monitor and enforce the provision of the Fiscal Responsibility Law 2011;
  • To disseminate such standard practices including international good practice that will result in greater efficiency in the allocation and management of Public expenditure, revenue collection, debt control and transparency in fiscal matters;
  • To undertake Fiscal and Financial studies analyses and diagnose and disseminate the result to the relevant authorities;
  • To make rules for carrying out its functions under this Law;
  • To perform any other functions consistent with the promotion of the objectives of this Law.

The Commission is made up of 6 departments which are listed below:

  1. Administration and Supplies.
  2. Finance and Accounts.
  3. Policy and Standards.
  4. Planning, Research and Statistics.
  5. Monitoring and Evaluation.
  6. Legal and Strategic Communication.

At inception, the Commission is headed by a Chairman and 4 other Commissioners appointed by the Executive Governor on full time basis plus 2 ex-officio members representing Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Finance. The Board is not in place presently.
The Executive Secretary is the accounting officer, supported by Directors.

Presently, there are 2 directors:-

  • Director, Administration and Supplies
  • Director, Finance and Accounts.

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