From PNG Edge

Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) has urged all arms of government to immediately act on the recommendations into the SABL Commission of Inquiry (COI).

Executive Director of TIPNG, Emily Taule said the COI reports from commissioners John Numapo and Nicholas Mirou contained sufficient evidence of massive corruption, mismanagement and lack of coordination by key agencies including relevant government departments.

Taule says bureaucracy could serve to further delay any constructive action on the recommendations. 

“TIPNG believes all branches of government should exercise their authority by taking the necessary steps to kick-start the implementation of the stated recommendations,” said Taule.