The Chamber of Accounts (Cámara de Cuentas), the Dominican Republic’s top government auditing agency, announced the release of four new audit reports, increasing the total number of reports approved under its current administration to 36.
The full body of the Chamber of Accounts approved the new reports during its 17th ordinary session held on 19 September 2025, El Nacional reports.
The newly published audits cover significant public and political entities, focusing on their financial and budgetary management over varying periods:
• National Veteran Citizens Party (PNVC): Audited for the period between 1 January 2010, and 31 December 2017.
• National Aquarium (Acuario Nacional): Examined the financial statements covering the years 2012 to 2015.
• Santiago Municipal Council (Ayuntamiento Municipal de Santiago): Focused on budget execution from 2013 to 2015.
• National Police (Policía Nacional): Audited for the period spanning 2010 to 2015.
Each of the four reports includes a respective legal compliance report, underscoring the agency’s mandate.
These audits were conducted in line with the powers granted by the Constitution and Law No. 18-24, which governs the oversight of public investment and expenditure.
With these latest approvals, the Chamber of Accounts emphasized its ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and the responsible management of public funds.
The complete reports are available to the public on the Chamber of Accounts’ institutional website: www.camaradecuentas.gob.do.
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Chamber of Accounts
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Noticias SIN
2 October 2025