Prime Minister James Marape has defended the Government’s reforms to the functions of Treasury, Finance and National Planning, assuring Parliament that efforts to exit the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list will remain uninterrupted, while reaffirming plans to deliver a balanced National Budget in 2027.
Responding to questions without notice from Opposition Leader James Nomane in Parliament today, Prime Minister Marape said the reforms were aimed at eliminating overlapping responsibilities, strengthening accountability and allowing Treasury to concentrate on economic growth and revenue generation.
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