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overpayment of premium to the Broker at the inception of the CAR policy was US$ 267,550. Based on the PII Policy document, the PII Limit of Indemnity was US$ 20,000,000 with the total premium of US$ 1,798,888 charged to the Bank for entire duration of the cover implying premium rate of 16%. This rate appears to be unreasonably high. However, eventually a total premium of US$ 3,182,471.50 was billed by the Broker in respect of the PII policy and was duly paid by the Bank to the Broker. The Bank does not have policy addendums, endorsements or cover notes for the increase in premiums of US$ 1,383,583.5. Furthermore, we noted that contrary to the standard insurance practices, premium for PII was subsequently computed on the value of the Building and not based on Indemnity Limit which was agreed at US$ 20,000,000. (iii) Possible duplicated insurance policies Public liability risk: Whereas the contractor was required to maintain a public liability insurance policy under clauses 18 and 19 of the construction contract, the Bank also purchased public liability policy under CAR policy. The CAR policy also covers the contractor and sub contractors. The Bank did not seek to recover the premiums paid from the payments it makes to the contractor as required under clause 19(3). Damage to property risk: Under clause 18 and 19 the contractor was required to maintain insurance policy to cover against risk of damage to the property that may occur in the course of carrying out of the construction works and which are due to negligence, omission, or error by the contractor, its ___________________________________________________________ Office of the Controller and Auditor General PA&oBs 2007/08 146
sub-contractor or agents; and the cost of which was duly included in the total contract price. However, the Bank also purchased CAR policy which also covers “risk of damage to the insured property”. (iv) Justification for the Bank to purchase such policies Whereas we understand that the Bank was advised to purchase the above insurance policies by its professional insurance broker and a Bank’s project manager we found no satisfactory answers to the following questions: • Reasons for duplicated insurance cover for same risks as already explained above; • Whether it was in the best interest of the Bank for the Bank to purchase at own costs Professional Indemnity Policy for its able independent consultants namely M/S Architect WEBB Uronu, M/S Design & Services; M/S Inter- Consult, and M/S Tan Consult for their respective professional related risks; and • Whether the Bank had any insurable interest in the professional duties and obligations of these independent consultants. Moreover, we find it logical that the Bank should have required these consultants to maintain such policies or the Bank should have recovered insurance premiums paid by it from payments it made to these consultants. (v) Inconsistent information on PII Policy Inconsistent information provided to the Bank management. For example, the Bank’s broker indicated in his letter to the Bank that the PII was sourced from Insurers in Europe, US and SA and that no local insurer was capable to provide the cover. This was further supported by the Bank’s project ___________________________________________________________ Office of the Controller and Auditor General PA&oBs 2007/08 147
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ANNUAL GENERAL REPORT OF THE CONTRO
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Office of the Controller and Audito
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CHAPTER NINE ......................
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GTEA General Tyre East Africa HRM H
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TR Treasury Registrar TRA Tanzania
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Lastly, I would like to thank staff
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for the maintenance of a compliant
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PA & oBs Unqualified opinion Unqual
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and effective delivery of community
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year 2007/2008 the Office of the Co
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CHAPTER ONE BACKGROUND AND GENERAL
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• Preventing or minimizing the un
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1.3 Responsibilities of the Board o
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singly or jointly did the audit of
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CHAPTER TWO BASIS AND TREND OF AUDI
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addition of such an emphasis of mat
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General to access all records, book
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It is important to note that an unq
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From the above analysis, it is evid
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49. National Institute for Producti
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-- The computer hardware and softwa
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epayable after six months. The agre
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4. Tabora Urban Water Supply and Se
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was carried out by ‘The Solomon C
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2. PresidentialParastatal Sector Re
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een reconciled by DUWASA and theref
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4 Tanzania Standard Newspaper (TSN)
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summary total of invoices issued to
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6. Tanzania Communi cation Regulato
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monthly reports as required by sect
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independently as required by sectio
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TANAPA obtained from the Exim Bank
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8. Tanzania Post Corporation 9. Ins
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Procurement Notice as required by R
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11 Muhimbili University of Health a
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Water Supply and Sewarage Authority
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elating to prior years interest cha
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CHAPTER THREE SUMMARY OF THE PREVIO
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2. 10.2 Weak Information Technology
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eporting directly to the Chief Exec
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Concern Problems Some public corpor
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customers resulting into over or un
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overstatement of the assets; nonrev
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y the liabilities imposed by variou
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Tanzania International Container Te
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while the Board of External Trade f
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3.2.2 National Insurance Corporatio
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Kagera Sugar Company Ltd General Ty
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Emunio Tanzania Limited Kiwira Coal
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guaranteed 75% by the government an
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4.0 Introduction CHAPTER FOUR EXPEN
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4.1.3 Questionable payments (i) Nat
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The above certificate was in favour
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(iii) Tanzania Engineering and Mech
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ensure that this regulation is full
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Customer Meter No. Date connected F
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Date Number of visitors per TANAPA
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Page 121 and 122: 5.6 Lack of segregation of duties.
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Page 127 and 128: From the table above, the operation
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Page 131 and 132: Key performance targets not achieve
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Page 153 and 154: TANAPA. Furthermore, there was no e
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Page 159 and 160: 3. Unjustified Single source 4. Lac
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Page 163 and 164: Item Old rate (Shs) New rate (Shs)
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Page 187 and 188: 9.0 Introduction CHAPTER NINE ASSET
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Page 191 and 192: Lack of motor vehicles registration
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Page 201 and 202: 9.9 Un-recovered Loans and Advances
Page 203 and 204: committed by TPB Staff during the p
Page 205 and 206: have invested the amount in other v
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Page 209 and 210: een executed and availed as support
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Page 213 and 214: 10.0 Introduction CHAPTER TEN HUMAN
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without employment contract contrar
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to a lower rank, status and pay whi
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10.8 Accumulation of annual leave b
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11.0 Introduction CHAPTER ELEVEN CO
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Dar es Salaam City Council since th
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allowances varies from one organiza
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11.3 Parliamentarians serving as Di
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make final decisions to an autonomo
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CHAPTER TWELVE RESULTS OF PRIVATIZA
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12.1.1 Public Authorities and other
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Shs.85,905,745,060 being paid up sh
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total potential of paid up share ca
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alances as at 31 st December, 2007
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN RESULTS OF SPECIAL
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from the existing training arrangem
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evidenced by fuel adulteration whic
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esult of stock taking exercise as a
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN CONCLUSIONS AND RE
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Recommendation • The Board of Dir
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• No monthly bank reconciliations
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advertisement should be aired witho
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Office building at BoT and take app
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• The Government should enter int
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e based upon the interests of consu
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• There is an ambiguity in the ro
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in terms of likelihood of occurrenc
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14. for Universities Tanzania Commu
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28. Government Employees Provident
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9. Mzumbe University 10. University
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Annexure 2 Audits Public Authoritie
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Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI
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3. Kigoma/Ujiji Urban water Suppy a
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Higher learning institutions and Co
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