PrintThe Chamber of Control of Georgia Annual Report 2010
The Chamber of Control of Georgia (CCG) is a Supreme Audit Institution of Georgia. Institutional, financial and functional independence of the CCG is guaranteed by law.
The role of the CCG is to promote legality, efficiency and effectiveness in public spending and improvement of public finance management.
Main principles of the activity of the CCG:
- Impartiality
- Independence
- Transparency
- Professionalism
The Chamber of Control of Georgia is the institution that plays the major role in ensuring the accountability and transparency of public institutions.
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The Chamber of Control of Georgia Annual Report 2009
The history of the Chamber of Control of Georgia (CCG) begins in 1918: on the 28th of June the National Council of the Democratic Republic of Georgia adopted the Law “On Establishment of State Comptroller’s Position” which defined its status.
The State Comptroller was responsible for supervision of the use of public funds, management of state credit and examination of reports; he was also expected to submit proposals on the improvement of the tax legislation system of tax payments, custom duties and other sources of state revenue.
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