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DLP leader: Response to BRA missing money not enough - Barbados Today

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The Mia Mottley administration must still take full responsibility for its actions even though more than $6 million that the Auditor General’s report said had been unaccounted for at one of the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) collection points has “magically” appeared.Director of Finance and Economic Affairs Ian Carrington said in Government’s response to the report last week that the money thought to be missing was simply at a different collection point.The $6.62 million flagged by Auditor General Leigh Trotman was the difference between what the cashier’s report for one BRA collection point stated and what the Central Bank indicated was collected.“It was magically found. I don’t know how you lose $6 million dollars and then in a response it reappears,” Yearwood told Barbados TODAY in an interview at the weekend.

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