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PCB told to learn financial management from BCCI | Pakistan's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has asked the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to learn financial
management from the Board of Cricket for Control in India. Lashing out as the
PCB for several discrepancies and irregularities in its accounts, PAC Chairman
Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan told PCB Chairman Ejaj Butt to learn management from the
BCCI. "That is because the Indian board has its house in order and their management
is very good. We will call all the chairmen who ran the board in last six-year
period to explain these discrepancies," The Nation quoted Khan, as saying. The
PAC gave Butt two months to give answers to the 28 objections raised by the Auditor-General
in the cricket board accounts. If any chairman or board official won't appear
before the PAC, the committee would recommend that the government file a case
against him, Khan added. Butt told the PAC that his financial officers were still
trying to assess the total assets of the board since many documents were missing.
"If documents are not available for verification or explanation what can I do.
I am helpless. The previous board spent 58 million rupees on terrorism insurance
and 100 million on purchasing costly equipment for setting up a biomechanics laboratory
in Lahore," Butt said. Some of the discrepancies raised by the AG in the 50-page
report include expenditures of 148.1 million rupees without any supporting documents,
and the inability to recover 12.3 million from two broadcasters since 2003. |
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