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These findings expose systemic issues in government financial management, emphasizing the urgent need for reform. Excessive licensing, unmonitored procurement, and unaccounted expenses suggest that significant resources are being wasted or diverted—whether intentionally or through neglect.
Addressing these problems requires comprehensive audits, stricter controls over contracts and credit card use, and improved oversight of spending processes. If left unchecked, such inefficiencies will continue to drain public resources and undermine trust in government institutions. Moving forward, transparency and accountability should be prioritized to ensure taxpayer money is used responsibly and effectively.