04 01 2012
Cooperation with Political Parties
A change to the organic law of Georgia on “Political Unions of Citizens entered into force on...
03 01 2012
MoU with the National Bank of Georgia
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between the Chamber of Control of Georgia and the...
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03 01 2012
Christmas Charity Campaign
30 12 2011
Briefing on Political Parties
29 12 2011
The Year’s Conclusive Meeting
29 12 2011
The Year’s Conclusive Meeting
28 12 2011
10 Priority Spheres of 2012
Important news
04 01 2012
Cooperation with Political Parties
A change to the organic law of Georgia on “Political Unions of Citizens entered into force on December 30th, 2011. In accordance with the law, Chamber of Control of Georgia became...
03 01 2012
MoU with the National Bank of Georgia
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between the Chamber of Control of Georgia and the National Bank of Georgia.
30 12 2011
Briefing on Political Parties
A change to the organic law of Georgia “On Political Unions of Citizens”, adopted by the Parliament of Georgia, entered into force on December 30th, 2011. The above change vested the...
Chairman
Welcome to the official website of the Chamber of Control of Georgia (CCG). Your interest in the activities of this institution is an incentive for us, and at the same time, it represents great responsibility as the standards of our work have to fully comply with the requirements of the status of a Supreme Audit Institution. Our objective is to ensure sound management of public funds and other state material values, as well as to facilitate effective administration for the benefit of citizens of Georgia by providing qualified, impartial and consistent with international standards audit service. Our activities are based on the principles of professionalism and...
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About the CCG
A Brief Review of the History of the Chamber of Control of Georgia
The history of the Chamber of Control of Georgia begins from 1918.
On the 28th of June 1918 the National Council of Georgia adopted a new Law “On Establishment of the State Comptroller’s Position” that defined his status.
Existing at that time Government provided the state control institution with a wide range of powers. According to the legislation of Georgia, besides the function of revealing the deficiencies and violations, it was also responsible for supervision of the use of public funds, management of the state credit, examination of reports;
Booklet
The most common types of CCG audits are Financial, Compliance and Performance audits.
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