17th November 2023 5:37:34 PM
1 min readMinority in parliament has expressed disappointment with the Ministry of Finance for not furnishing Members of Parliament with copies of the 2024 budget statement following its presentation on November 15.
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Minority Leader Ato Forson highlighted the issue, underscoring the need to promptly receive the budget documents for the ensuing post-budget discussions.
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"Mr. Speaker, it is important for me to state that as we speak, we are all aware that the post-budget starts tomorrow; unfortunately, we have not received copies of the budget statement," Ato Forson conveyed during parliamentary proceedings. "I do not have a copy of the budget statement, and no one is here. I have been observing the Ministry of Finance website since Wednesday to be able to download a soft copy," he added.
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Ato Forson underscored the significance of having access to the budget documents, describing the situation as a pressing concern as the house commences its worship tomorrow. "Mr. Speaker, this is not a speech; this is an appendix that comes with it. Mr. Speaker, we don’t have it; we don’t have it," he reiterated.
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Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta delivered the 2024 Budget and Finance Statement on Wednesday, November 15, 2023.
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The discussion on the Budget Statement and Economic Policy for the year ending December 31, 2024, is set to kick off on November 21, 2023
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