Unaudited accounts reps to issue warrant of arrest on agencies that shun pac

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Based on your question, it appears that you are asking about the powers of the Auditor-General's representatives to issue a warrant of arrest on agencies that fail to submit their unaudited accounts (also known as "PAC" or "Public Accounts Committee" reports).

In many countries, the Auditor-General is responsible for auditing the financial statements of government agencies and other public entities. The Auditor-General's representatives may have the power to issue a warrant of arrest if an agency fails to submit its unaudited accounts or if there is evidence of financial irregularities or fraud.

Here are some possible reasons why the Auditor-General's representatives might issue a warrant of arrest:

  1. Failure to submit unaudited accounts: If an agency fails to submit its unaudited accounts, the Auditor-General's representatives may issue a warrant of arrest to compel the agency to comply with the law.
  2. Financial irregularities: If the Auditor-General's representatives discover financial irregularities or fraud during an audit, they may issue a warrant of arrest to investigate and prosecute those responsible.
  3. Obstruction of audit: If an agency or individual obstructs the audit process or refuses to cooperate with the Auditor-General's representatives, they may issue a warrant of arrest to ensure compliance with the law.

It's important to note that the specific powers and procedures for issuing a warrant of arrest may vary depending on the country, jurisdiction, or legal framework.