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Julie Novak in "Shine a light on government spending" in today's Canberra Times illustrates with some international comparisons what information about public finances we should expect from governments, and the benefits:"There is much for Australian governments to do to open the books on their activities across the board than just printing budget papers and creating websites for portions of total expenditure. With its potential to promote fiscal responsibility, trust in government and stamping out corruption, there is plenty of upside in greater fiscal transparency."Some similar thoughts here last week.
Full post as published by Open and Shut on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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