Kramer: Half of K3 Billion Supplementary Budget Lacks Detail
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- Madang MP Bryan Kramer said K1.5 billion of the K3 billion supplementary budget lacks basic spending details.
- His criticism focused on transparency in the government’s newly passed budget.
Madang MP Bryan Kramer has raised concerns about the transparency of Papua New Guinea’s newly passed K3 billion supplementary budget.
Kramer said K1.5 billion, nearly half the total, lacks basic line-item details. The criticism centers on whether the proposed spending has been explained clearly enough for public scrutiny.
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