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An introduction to the deterrent role of financial laws and regulations in reducing the violations of governmental bodies
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Abstract: (310 Views) |
Governments need financial resources to carry out their duties. Financial resources are provided to the relevant institutions as needed to be spent on the designated affairs. Knowing about the correct functioning of executive institutions requires monitoring. Examining the devices involved in this cycle and checking the scope of duties of each of the monitoring and control devices is one of the important things to prevent interference of tasks or neglecting things. For this purpose, by describing the duties of each of the supervisory and control institutions, a clear picture of how they function has been presented, and the level of interaction and effectiveness that these institutions can have on each other's performance has been discussed. The main goal of the regulatory system and authorities is to establish the necessary controls in order to ensure compliance with the laws and regulations and budget limits for the use of financial resources in approved programs and activities, and the establishment of a suitable regulatory system can effectively help the correct use of financial resources in approved programs. , maintaining and protecting the Treasury, ensuring the accuracy and legality of financial activities related to the implementation of the budget, the compliance of expenses and other payments with the relevant laws and regulations, and the non-exceeding of the expenses from the approved credits. This is an issue that is addressed in this article after a brief explanation of the supervisory and control authorities and financial laws and regulations, and then solutions are presented to reduce the violations of governmental bodies.
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| Keywords: Financial laws and regulations, violations of governmental bodies, financial supervision, executive branch |
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Type of Study: Research |
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