There is a constant tension between executive spending and legislative oversight. Ensuring that public funds are used correctly requires more than just documentation; it requires a rigid system of checks and constitutional mandates.

We examine the legal instruments that enforce financial discipline, such as the Appropriation Bill and the specific roles of auditing bodies. By looking at committees like the Public Accounts Committee and the Estimates Committee, we see how the legislature maintains constant pressure on administrative conduct.

• State finances are governed by a legal foundation requiring explicit legislative permission for all transactions.
• The Appropriation Bill serves as the primary constitutional mechanism for managing the withdrawal of public funds.
• Independent auditing is maintained through the spe ...