Accountability Act

The Accountability Act is legislation designed to promote transparency and responsible management of public resources. It establishes clear standards for officials and organizations to ensure they act ethically, report accurately, and are held responsible for their actions. The goal is to prevent corruption, misuse of funds, and ensure public trust by making processes open, audits thorough, and violations properly addressed. Essentially, it’s about making sure those handling public goods do so honestly, transparently, and are accountable for their conduct.