National Assembly buildings. Members of the previous Parliament pocketed at least Sh569 million mileage allowances without clear guidelines, a report by the Auditor-General Edward Ouko shows. FILE PHOTO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
According to the report for the 2015/16 financial year, the payments were made in two batches.
The first amount of Sh299 million was paid in 2015/16, and Sh270 million was paid in the year under review.
The financial documents provided for scrutiny, also reflected anomalies in the use of funds, says Mr Ouko.
Members of the previous Parliament pocketed at least Sh569 million mileage allowances without clear guidelines, a report by the Auditor-General Edward Ouko shows.
Mr Ouko, in his latest audit report, implicated the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) for what it says was a unilateral payment of the claims to MPs, without supporting documents and guidelines issued by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC).
