GUERNSEY’S government accounting practices are out of date, the States’ chief accountant has conceded.
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Why a quiet revolution is needed
Confirmation by the States chief accountant that the standards used for preparing government financial figures are out of date and need modernising is a further indication that the reforms of the machinery of government have started rather than finished.