Para 20.19 — MSO

20.19 Objections and observations of accounting nature should be communicated at the earliest opportunity, but objections should first be registered in detail in the prescribed records maintained in the Accountant General’s office.

More instructions for future guidance need not be registered in the objection boks maintained in the Accounts Office. If the pursuance of an objection indicates the need for prescribing a new procedure for general observance, such procedure should be communicated by a general letter and not by any form or statement intended solely for the communication of objections.