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What are AGO's responsibilities with respect to the protection of the national reserves?

Updated by AGO
Under the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore, the Auditor-General has the duty to inform the President of any proposed transaction by the Government which, to his knowledge, is likely to draw on reserves which were not accumulated during its current term of office. In addition, if AGO observes any non-compliance with the laws in relation to protection of reserves in its audit, this will be reported.

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