Peru Comptroller Collects Tender

The Comptroller General s Office began collecting information from the National Migration Superintendence in the face of complaints about shortages and delays in the issuance of passports delays in the delivery of said document and other situations related to the provision of public services to the population.A control commission was accredited today before said entity in order to review and verify the documentation on the stock of passports inventory and state of conservation the selection process for the purchase of new passports compliance with profiles in the appointment of personnel trusted by the current management as well as customer service and the operation of the virtual dating platform.The analysis and evaluation of the information compiled will take approximately three weeks after which in the event that signs of irregularities are found the type of control service to be initiated by the supervisory entity will be evaluated.The Comptroller General s Office as the governing body of the National Control System reaffirms its mission to ensure and promote the development of effective and modern management in State entities for the benefit of the population.