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Corrupt public servants to be named in Auditor-General report

Auditor-General Edward Ouko recently the queried expenditure of Sh327.9 billion by government departments in the 2012/13 financial year. PHOTO | FILE

Civil servants will be cited personally in audit reports for loss of State funds in fresh amendments to the law that grants the Auditor-General powers to recommend withholding funds to corrupt State units.

The Public Audit Bill marks a departure from the current law where the office of the Auditor-General only highlights misuse of State funds by public bodies and offices but not individuals.

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