15. Internal auditor have access to accounts, documents, books and records PART II GENERAL POWERS OF TREASURY AND TREASURY AUTHORISATIONS 16. General powers of Treasury 17. Prohibition on incurring expenditure or making payments without Treasury authorisation 18. Prohibition on unauthorised disposal of movable and immovable properties of State 19. Prohibition on acceptance of to State without Treasury authorisation 20. Discharge from liability in respect of money due to State Revenue Fund 21. Prohibition on variation of contracts or settlement or waiver of claims, without Treasury authorisation 22. Prohibition on rendering of free services without Treasury authorisation 23. Authorisations or approvals of, or determinations by the Treasury 24. Treasury instructions PART III DUTIES AND POWERS OF AUDITOR-GENERAL 25. Duties of Auditor-General 26. Power of Auditor-General 27. Reports of Auditor-General 28. Expenditure in connection with auditing PART IV BY STATE AND DETERMINATION OF INTEREST RATES IN RESPECT OF LOANS CHARGEABLE TO AND DEBTS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE STATE REVENUE FUND 29. Raising of loans 30. Duties of Permanent Secretary in relation to issue and transfer of public stock 31. Conversion of stock issued outside Namibia 32. Expenditure in connection with loans 33. Appointment of agents 34. Minister not liable for obligation resulting from lien or cession of securities 35. Interest rates and conditions in respect of loans, other debts and permanent capital PART V GENERAL PROVISIONS 36. General of Minister to furnish guarantees, indemnities and securities 37. Delegation and assignment of powers and duties 38. Repeal and savings 39. Short title BE IT ENACTED by the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia, as follows:- [The principal Act is amended by Act 13 of 1995 to substitute ministry or agency” for or public office” throughout. “office, “ministry As a result, there are several provisions where the incorrect article appears in the phrase “a” office, ministry of agency”, as a remnant from when the words following it were or public “a “ministry office”’; this article should be after the global substitution of ministry or agency” for “an” “office, or public office”. This occurs several times in the Act and is not annotated below. “ministry
15. Internal auditor have access to accounts, documents, books and records PART II GENERAL POWERS OF TREASURY AND TREASURY AUTHORISATIONS 16. General powers of Treasury 17. Prohibition on incurring expenditure or making payments without Treasury authorisation 18. Prohibition on unauthorised disposal of movable and immovable properties of State 19. Prohibition on acceptance of to State without Treasury authorisation 20. Discharge from liability in respect of money due to State Revenue Fund 21. Prohibition on variation of contracts or settlement or waiver of claims, without Treasury authorisation 22. Prohibition on rendering of free services without Treasury authorisation 23. Authorisations or approvals of, or determinations by the Treasury 24. Treasury instructions PART III DUTIES AND POWERS OF AUDITOR-GENERAL 25. Duties of Auditor-General 26. Power of Auditor-General 27. Reports of Auditor-General 28. Expenditure in connection with auditing PART IV BY STATE AND DETERMINATION OF INTEREST RATES IN RESPECT OF LOANS CHARGEABLE TO AND DEBTS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE STATE REVENUE FUND 29. Raising of loans 30. Duties of Permanent Secretary in relation to issue and transfer of public stock 31. Conversion of stock issued outside Namibia 32. Expenditure in connection with loans 33. Appointment of agents 34. Minister not liable for obligation resulting from lien or cession of securities 35. Interest rates and conditions in respect of loans, other debts and permanent capital PART V GENERAL PROVISIONS 36. General of Minister to furnish guarantees, indemnities and securities 37. Delegation and assignment of powers and duties 38. Repeal and savings 39. Short title BE IT ENACTED by the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia, as follows:- [The principal Act is amended by Act 13 of 1995 to substitute “office, ministry or agency” for “ministry or public office” throughout. As a result, there are several provisions where the incorrect article “a” appears in the phrase “a office, ministry of agency”, as a remnant from when the words following it were “ministry or public office”’; this article should be “an” after the global substitution of “office, ministry or agency” for “ministry or public office”. This occurs several times in the Act and is not annotated below.