Committee on Infrastructure has called on the Government to investigate in depth and take legal action to anyone involved with the closure of the existing fuel meter port of Dar es Salaam, without working for five years.
Chairman of the committee, Dr. Norman Sigala said there is need for the Government to seriously satisfy the purpose of the closure of the meter and the reason for its closure, then take action.
"Our committee recognizes its responsibility, including direct the Government, to advise and criticize without fear we visited, we saw the same machine for diesel fuel has already closed and continues to work, now that another government should go deeper investigative and take aggressive action against anyone involved," he said .
On February 12, Prime Minister Kassim Fate made a sudden visit to the Oil Testing Unit at the Port of Dar es Salaam and found it filled meter rust after being abandoned for more than five years.
From that point, he gave a four-hour Executive Agency Dimensions (WMA), Magdalena Chuwa write a letter of expression is why he decided to install these meters should not be used for more than five years ago.
Referring exchange rate Sh4 trillion budget allocated to the Ministry of Works, Transport and Communications, said his committee is satisfied by that amount.
However, he said the Government should increase the feasibility in the appointment of administrators of departments and agencies, in order to prevent acts of corruption that have been vikigharimu lot of money to be chewed or lost in controversial circumstances, that hamper development efforts.
"The government prefers to make its executives selection criterion of integrity and ability to work kiangaliwe carefully, you can not prevent corruption where the leader is not justified, the committee hasThe government advised those positions not be made as a gift, " he said.
He said they are satisfied with the performance of some of the leaders who are acting director of the institute and have advised the Government that also iwathibitishe these people so that they can be encouraged to work more smoothly.
Speaking about the budget, Dr. Sigala said his committee satisfied with Government plans programmed for the current fiscal year 2016/17 to the ministry i nayolenga improve critical infrastructure.
"The government has allocated heaps of money for improving railways, roads, airports as well as to buy four planes, and starting allocated Sh250 billion to buy two starting in the current fiscal year," he said.
He said however in improving the performance of the Port Authority have advised the government to reduce some of the costs that are kept are charged by the authorities, the purpose being to facilitate attracted traders and afford competitive with the ports of other countries
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