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Tribunal de Comptes d'Andorra

Tribunal de Comptes

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Summary

The Tribunal de Comptes d'Andorra (Court of Accounts) is established under Art. 97 of the Andorran Constitution of 1993 and governed by the Qualified Law 9/2000 of 13 June 2000. It is the supreme audit institution of Andorra, responsible for examining and auditing all public accounts of central government, local corporations (comuns), and public enterprises. Members are elected by the General Council for renewable 6-year terms.

Independence Scorecard

Independence Score: 64/100 (good)
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Limited
Methodology v0.1
AppointmentLegislative appointment
Term length6 years
Removal standardFor cause only
Budget independenceLegislative line item
Subpoena powerYes
Compel testimonyNo
Records accessFull access
Public reports requiredYes
Pre-publication reviewNone — reports published directly

Statute

Name
Llei qualificada del Tribunal de Comptes
Citation
Llei 9/2000, del 13 de juny del 2000 (BOPA núm. 38, 21.06.2000)
Full text
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Jurisdiction scope

Audit of all public sector expenditure and revenue of Andorra's general government, parastatal entities, and public enterprises. Reports to the General Council (parliament).

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