Para 11.11 — MSO (A&E)
Original Rule Text
11.11 The progress made in the adjustment of balances in the accounts with Governments of other countries should be watched carefully.
LOANS AND ADVANCES
What This Means
The Accountant General must carefully monitor the progress of settling outstanding balances in accounts maintained with governments of other countries. These inter-governmental accounts can involve complex transactions and the AG must ensure they are being adjusted in a timely manner.
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Key Points
- 1Inter-country government account balances must be watched carefully
- 2Progress in adjustment of these balances should be actively monitored
- 3Delays in settlement should be followed up
Practical Example
India has outstanding accounts with Nepal related to a joint border infrastructure project. The AG tracks that Rs. 45 crore has been debited for materials supplied but Nepal's government has not yet confirmed Rs. 12 crore of these charges. The AG follows up with the Ministry of External Affairs to ensure the settlement process is progressing and notes the outstanding amount in the annual review.
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