Committee on Public Undertakings

Examines the accounts and work of state-owned undertakings, checks whether they are run on sound business principles and recommends how to remove irregularities.

• Examining the reports and accounts of the public undertakings listed in the Fourth Schedule to the Rules of Procedure.
• Examining the reports of the Comptroller and Auditor-General on these undertakings.
• Checking whether the undertakings are managed in accordance with sound business principles and prudent commercial practices, and reporting to Parliament with recommendations to remedy irregularities and rid the undertakings of corruption.
• Matters of major government policy and day-to-day administration are outside the committee's examination.

Parliament elects not more than 10 members; no Minister may be a member.

Source: Rules of Procedure of Parliament, rules 238–239