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Sixth, public corporations and agencies will be closely monitored by the Treasury Registrar in order to ensure that dividends due to the Government are paid; remove malpractices;and that surplus income is deposited into the Consolidated Fund.
Moreover, I would like to congratulate Mr. Athumani Selemani Mbuttuka, who has recently been appointed to the position of Treasury Registrar.
Benno Ndulu, Commissioner General of Tanzania Revenue Authority Mr. Rished Bade, Treasury Registrar Mr. Lawrence Mafuru, and Attonery Generals' Office.
I propose to amend the Treasury Registrar Powers and Functions Act, CAP 370 to impose operating expenditure ceiling on all public institutions which operate without Government subvention.
According to the Office of Treasury Registrar (TR), there are 213 active public bodies, many of which are non-commercial in nature, and therefore fall within the scope of this indicator (commercial bodies that do not receive transfers from GoT are covered under PI-9 in terms of the fiscal risk they may present).
The Treasury Registrar of the Government of Tanzania (GoT) holds the 16% free carried interest of the GoT in accordance with the Tanzanian Mining Act.
It is wholly owned by the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania through the Treasury Registrar.
With emerging potentials in the oil and gas sector, investors continue to monitor the potential increase of governmental influence on these economic activities.OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of SOEs The Government of Tanzania through its Treasury Registrar owns shares and interests in 214 public parastatals, companies and statutory corporations (See http://tro.go.tz/2014-12-17-09- 13-44/commercial).
The level of Directors fees and any other payments to the Board members are usually approved by the Annual General Meeting after which recommendations are sent to the Treasury Registrar for approval before they are implemented.
In the next fiscal year, all Public Corporations and institutions in which the Government owns shares are directed to pay dividends or contribute 15 percent of their respective gross income to the Government; the Treasury Registrar should ensure these directives are fully implemented.