Collective development, review, quality assurance, and approval of corporate publications—including policies and reports—remain a standard practice at the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP).
Between 5th and 8th August, a section of ORPP Management held an internal review session for the Office’s 2024/2025 financial statements.
“I am pleased that ORPP continues to ensure quality reports that are fully homegrown by ourselves. Let us observe stipulated submission timelines and ensure all aspects of our transactions are fairly and accurately represented as part of a culture of transparency,” noted Assistant Registrar Ali Abdullahi during the session.
Assistant Registrar CPA Florence Birya emphasized continuous improvement:
“This is an opportunity to strengthen our financial reports by reflecting on past audit observations and experiences gained over the years. In doing so, we enhance our reporting and build on the awards and commendations ORPP has received for financial prudence.”
The Office reports on three financial statements: Recurrent, Political Parties Fund, and Mortgage and Car Loan. According to Douglas Osores, Head of Accounting Services, the reports are progressively adopting the accrual basis of financial reporting, in line with requirements for public entities.
Before approval by ORPP leadership and submission to relevant authorities, the statements undergo a rigorous quality assurance process, including external review by the ORPP Audit Committee.