10 June 2011
Ondjiva — About 1,457 applications out of 1,852 analysed files, related to contests for admission in various areas of the public service, in the southern Cunene Province, were approved Thursday in Ondjiva City by the chairman of the Audit Court, Julião António.
The approval of documents is part of the preventive inspection process developed by a team of the Audit Court, which aimed at analysing the legality and regularity of nomination acts of the processes in different sectors of the public service such as health, education and others.
In education, about 731 files were approved, while in the health sector, 319 files were confirmed.
In this procedure of applications assessment, 70 of them were refused and 69 returned due to the lack of appropriate documentation, forms badly filled, false school certificates and lack of criminal records in some files.
In a statement to the press, the chairman of the Audit Court, Julião António, said that the process is based on analysis of legality of acts, contracts and the respective procedures of selecting candidates, practised by the provincial government, as well as opening of the budget coverage.
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Audit Court Approves Over 1,000 Public Service Admission Applications