The Secretary General at the Ministry of Public Works has warned state controllers against delays in engaging finance accounts. 

The call was made MINTP staff took  part in the last day of a training seminar on public finance reform, which started July 9. 

The workshop ends yesterday in Yaoundé. The session has brought together authorizing officers, administrators, and accountants alongside financial state experts from MINFI and financial auditors. 
The Minister of Public Works, Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi,  organized training session for its staff on public finance reform.
The training aims to strengthen the capacity of MINTP staff to effectively manage the financial resources and procedures for the execution of public expenditures.   
The execution of the State budget is subject to specific legal laws, identified as public accounting rules, structured around the fundamental principles, such as the principal role of the authorizing officers and accountants, the controller, the paymaster, and the managerial officer.
It should be noted that the payment authorizations go through financial control, the managerial officer, and the treasury unit.
Public managers are therefore subject to a multi-level accountability regime.
At the end, emphasis is stressed on the discipline principle of public official liability based on "Society has the right to hold any public official accountable for their administration." It can be disciplinary, through civil, criminal, and particularly financial, due to budgetary and accounting management. Sanction regime is specific both in terms of the competent authorities and procedure, and the definition of offenses.
Moreover, discipline at the judicial level is to ensure efficient and transparent management of resources allocated to public administration, which is a means of building the financial sector in the country