Public Accounts Committee members will meet on Feb. 26. The session starts at 2:30 p.m.

The meeting will take place at the House of Parliament. The building sits on Queen Elizabeth Highway. Importantly, the session will be open to the public and the media.

Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle chairs the committee. He confirmed that members received formal notice. The Clerk of Parliament sent out the notification.

According to a press statement issued Thursday, several matters are on the agenda. First, the committee will review follow-up issues. These issues arose during the last PAC meeting.

In addition, members will examine the finances of statutory bodies. This review is expected to draw attention. Statutory bodies manage key public services. Therefore, their financial health remains a public concern.

Moreover, the committee will review the finances of the Citizenship by Investment Unit. The unit plays a major role in national revenue. As a result, its accounts often attract scrutiny.

The upcoming meeting comes at a time of growing public interest in government spending. In recent months, calls for transparency have increased. Consequently, the PAC’s review may carry added weight.

The session will not take place behind closed doors. Instead, members of the public may attend. Media houses may also send representatives. Freelance journalists are welcome as well.

Furthermore, the proceedings will reach a wider audience. ABS will broadcast the meeting live. This coverage will allow citizens to follow discussions in real time.

The PAC plays a key oversight role. It reviews government spending and public accounts. Therefore, its meetings often address sensitive financial matters.

While the agenda appears focused, discussion may expand. Committee members may raise new concerns if needed. However, the main focus will remain on financial accountability.

For now, attention turns to Thursday’s sitting. Observers expect detailed questions and careful review. As the date approaches, interest continues to build around the committee’s work.