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    $6.3B proposed for GECOM

    Politics
    October 11, 2018
    $6.3B proposed for GECOM
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    With plans to hold house-to-house registration next year as part of a series of preparations for the 2020 national elections, some $6.3 billion has been proposed for the 2019 budget of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).

    GECOM’s 2018 budget is approximately $2.9 billion, which is expected to cover expenses associated with the holding of Local Government Elections (LGE) on November 12.

    The proposed budget for GECOM, as well as other constitutional agencies, will be considered when the National Assembly reconvenes Thursday (October 18, 2018) at the Public Buildings.

    The breakdown is as follows:

    Parliament Office – $1.8 billion

    Auditor General Office – $894 million

    Public and Police Service Commission – $155 million

    Teaching Service Commission – $113 million

    Supreme Court – $2.8 billion

    Director of Public Prosecution – $219 million

    Office of the Ombudsman – $74 million

    Public Service Appellate Tribunal – $62.8 million

    Ethnic Relations Commission – $278 million

    Judicial Service Commission – $10 million

    Indigenous Peoples Commission – $30 million

    Human Rights Commission – $47 million

    Rights of the Child Commission – $47 million

    Women and Gender Equality Commission – $45 million

    Public Procurement Commission – $276 million

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