The new Finance Inspector General Jules Alingeta, who took office on Tuesday 07 2020, made a commitment to accompany the Head of State in fulfilling his vision of establishing good governance and the rule of law.
Alingeta told the media that under his leadership he intends to restore the integrity of the Finance Inspector Directorate, and will not compromise when it comes to dealing with corruption. As a matter of urgency an effective internal control system will be established to ensure that compliance with function procedures.
The Finance Inspector General branded his institution a specialised elite unit, whose 33 years experience couldn't be more crucial at a time when the Democratic Republic of Congo has a President who is genuinely committed to establishing the rule of law.
The Finance Inspector General plans to introduce reforms in the administration and organisation of the public institution, which had been based on the rules formulated in 1987.
The public institution will also hire about 120 new finance inspectors so that it can improve the performance of its mandate. According to Jules Alingeta the last finance inspectors were hired in 1991.
The Finance Inspector Directorate was established to monitor and control the financial operation of the state, both in expenditure and revenue collections
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