Programme Objective
Good governance remains the key tenet of most governments. Entrusted with large sums of public funds to manage, governments are expected to establish proper frameworks and structures to ensure financial control and integrity. The Singapore public sector is no exception. It establishes strong fundamentals that have made it recognised for its good governance.

This one-day programme provides an overview of the key components that makes up Singapore’s public financial management system.

Programme Outline

Overview of Public Finance Management

Key Financial Legislation & Instructions
•          E.g. Constitutional requirements, Instruction Manuals

Financial Control
•          Public accountability framework
•          Key roles and responsibilities - e.g. President, Parliament, Cabinet

Structure of the Government
•          Key components
•          Differences between Ministries and Statutory Boards

Government’s Annual Budget
•          Budget cycle
•          Key components of budget documents

Singapore Budgetary Framework
•          Key budgetary principles and policies

Challenges in Financial Governance
•          Key audit concerns


Training Methodology
Lecture style, with Exercises/Case Studies


Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment
 

Intended For

Public officers who are involved in financial processes; Professionals who are interested in finding out more about public sector financial management and governance are welcome to attend.

Programme Facilitator(s)