Commissioners / Extremely Limited. / Two Budget Systems / Commonwealth Budget Systems / /
Country
Mexico / France / United States / Tanzania / United Kingdom / /
Currency
pence / / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Makerere University / /
IndustryTerm
budget management systems / finance / public finance / public finance laws / public financial management systems / case law / budget systems / http /
MedicalCondition
Mody / /
Organization
International Monetary Fund / house of representatives / Treasury Committee / Ministry of Finance / senate / U.K. Parliament / World Bank / House of Lords / Colonial Office / Legislature’s Budget Authority / Finance and Economic Committee in Tanzania / Tanzanian parliament / Liberal Democratic Party / Treasury Board of Commissioners / Makerere University / UN Trusteeship Council / House of Commons / National Assembly / /
Person
Andrew Lawson / Khijjah / Exchequer / Richard Allen / Michel Lazare April / Justin Tyson / Nyerere / Mike Stevens / Herbert Brittain / Keiko Honjo / /
Position
head of state and head of government / Prime Minister / Queen / president and a vice-president / President / head of government / minister / minister of finance / Speaker / Minister of Finance / Chancellor / head of state / chancellor / player / Head / Political Executive / first Prime Minister / Political Executive In the United Kingdom / the head / author / governor general / first president / King / leader / Controller and Auditor General / parliamentary bodies/positions Speaker Speaker / executive / Major / head of state and an executive prime minister / chief secretary / chancellor of the exchequer / Permanent Secretary / Accounting Officer Author / senior minister of finance / Attorney General / general / the financial secretary / and the economic secretary / directly-elected president / /
British Influence on Commonwealth Budget Systems: The Case of the United Republic of Tanzania; Ian Lienert; IMF Working Paper 07/78; April 1, 2007