The Role of the Audit Bureau's Auditors in Dealing with E-government and Audit Bureau Laws in the Maintenance of Public Money in Jordan

Abstract

This study aims to define the role of the Audit Bureau's auditors in the Northern province of Jordan in dealing with e-government tools and their role in the maintenance of public money. Another objective of this examination is to explore the Court of Accounts regulations; specifically in regards to the maintenance of public money. Likert Quintet was used to design a questionnaire, which had a persistence rate of 82.67%. The questionnaires were analysed for most of the statistical results of this study. The Financial Supervisory were interested in developing plans and follow-up methods that slowly and gradually helped to comply with the terms of the general budget, which could be considered a major tool in the maintenance of public money. The development of upper hardware systems reflects the surrounding circumstances including economic and social variables and their impacts on the implementation of the general budget. By examining these variables, we may be able to forecast events, which could reduce the threats posed by inadequate funds for raw materials. This examination may also be able to understand and quantify human impacts/errors. The most commonly supported recommendations involve providing independence and immunity to the President and cabinet auditors, the subordination of the courts' financial and administrative executive powers, dissemination of awareness and promotion information about the e-government project, enhancing the skills and cognitive abilities of modern information technologies staff to maintain public money, identifying the level of awareness around the concept of e-government at the senior management managers in Jordan in order to maintain public money, and defining the roles of an e-government in providing quality service to the citizens while saving time and effort. These recommendations are meant to help with the maintenance of public money.