📜 Financial Accountability Bill 1997
Second reading not agreed toLA20 August 1997Private Member
The Financial Accountability Bill 1997 likely aims to improve financial management and accountability within the Western Australian public sector. It probably sets out principles and requirements for financial administration.
Impact
Likely affects all Western Australian government departments, agencies, and public sector employees. It matters because it aims to ensure responsible use of public funds and maintain public trust.
Key Changes
["Likely introduces new financial management principles", "Likely establishes clearer lines of accountability", "Likely enhances reporting requirements"]
Parliamentary Progress
- LA IntroducedLA20 Aug 1997
- LA Second Reading MovedLA10 Sept 1997
Affected Sectors
public_sectorfinance
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