قانون التصفية و سؤال تقييم السياسات العمومية بالمغرب

Abstract EN

The Liquidation Law constitutes the basic parliamentary mechanism for evaluating public policies through the Finance Law, as it provides a detailed inventory of what has been accomplished in light of the established objectives and policies, on the basis of which the draft financial law was authorized by Parliament.

However, practical practice revealed a set of problems that obstruct the proper application of this oversight mechanism granted by the constitution to the representatives of the nation.

Therefore, it has become necessary to rehabilitate and develop this law by adopting new requirements that would allow Parliament to better exercise its role in monitoring public finances on the horizon.

Directing the pri nciple of linking responsibility to accountability towards improving performance.

It also calls for giving more attention to the draft liquidation law during the study, discussion and voting phase, which would contribute to and raise the oversight performance of Parliament, as well as good tracking of the course and fate of public policies that were adopted in advance and which were embraced by the Year Finance Law.