Court of Accounts report: The number of files per enforcement officer is alarming
It has been learned that in 13 provinces, the number of files per enforcement officer exceeds 5 thousand. According to Court of Accounts reports, there are between 2 thousand and 5 thousand enforcement files per officer in 50 provinces.
Court of Accounts auditors, who examined the 2023 activities of the Social Security Institution (SGK), reported that 14 facilities not shown in the institution's budget generated a net profit of 30 million 157 thousand liras as of the end of 2023. The examinations also revealed that the number of files subject to enforcement in 2023 was 500 thousand, and it was noted that the number of files per enforcement officer exceeded 5 thousand.
ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IN 13 PROVINCES HANDLE MORE THAN 5 THOUSAND FILES
The number of files transferred to enforcement in 2023 was also revealed with the report. Accordingly, more than 500 thousand files were sent to enforcement in 2023. The total number of enforcement officers, which was 1,280 in 2014, declined to 1,146 as of the end of 2023. Court of Accounts auditors also announced the number of files per enforcement officer by province. Accordingly, the number of files per enforcement officer in 13 provinces is more than 5 thousand. "It has been observed that the average number of files per enforcement officer in 50 provinces is between 2 thousand and 5 thousand files. Furthermore, as of the end of 2023, there are two provinces with no enforcement officers."
News Source: 12punto
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