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BOE-A-2026-15353 ·14 July 2026 ·Resolution not-relevant
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Melilla Government urged to strengthen internal control, debt management and transparency following audit

The Joint Commission for Relations with the Court of Auditors has agreed to urge the Government of the Autonomous City of Melilla to rectify deficiencies identified during the audit of its 2023 General Account. Recommendations include strengthening internal controls in entities such as EMVISMESA, updating the asset inventory, complying with supplier payment deadlines, and implementing Zero-Based Budgeting methodology (points 1, 2 and 3).

In 3 key points

  1. Urging the adoption of Zero-Based Budgeting methodology for greater efficiency (point 2). (punto 2)
  2. Strengthening internal control within the Melilla Municipal Housing and Land Company (EMVISMESA) (point 1). (punto 1)
  3. Obligation to update the inventory of assets and rights and improve transparency (point 1). (punto 1)

How it affects those involved

For Melilla administration suppliers, the resolution urges the adoption of measures to comply with statutory payment deadlines (point 1). For local public management, it entails an obligation to improve transparency, creditor classification, and the separation of accounting and control functions. Furthermore, greater spending efficiency is required through the adoption of Zero-Based Budgeting methodology (point 2).

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2026-07-14PublishedPublished in the BOE
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