Audit: kunstnike liidu kontrollid ei olnud piisavad

Audit: kunstnike liidu kontrollid ei olnud piisavad

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Audit: Artists' Union Controls Were Insufficient

. Nad vaatasid, kuidas liit kasutas loometoetusi ja kunstnikupalka.
Mais selgus, et . .
Auditi käigus leiti, et loometoetused ja palk maksid õigetele inimestele. Kuid .
Liidul ei olnud selgeid reegleid, kuidas toetusi jagada. Ka .
Raamatupidajad said teha makseid ilma teise inimese nõusolekuta. Arvutisüsteemid olid ka vanad ja ebaturvalised.
Kultuuriministeerium andis liidule aega parandusteks kuni detsembrini. Samas kiitis ministeerium liitu kiirete muutuste eest.
Liit peab nüüd müüma mõningaid asju ja . Protsessid muutuvad aastaks 2026.
Kunstnike liit ütles, et neil olid olemas. Kuid need polnud ametlikult kinnitatud.
Liit on alates maist teinud juba palju parandusi. Kuid uued reeglid nõuavad palju raha, mida liidul pole.
Liit korraldab oksjoni, et katta osa kahjust. Oksjonil müüakse . Näitus on avatud 19. septembrist 7. oktoobrini. Oksjon toimub 8.-10. oktoobril.
The Ministry of Culture conducted an audit of the Artists' Union. They examined how the Union used creative grants and artist salaries.
In May, it became clear that the Union fell victim to fraud. A fraudster stole over 680,000 euros.
During the audit, it was found that creative grants and salaries were paid to the right people. However, the control over the use of funds was too weak.
The Union did not have clear rules for distributing grants. The accounting rules were also outdated.
Accountants were able to make payments without the consent of another person. The computer systems were also old and insecure.
The Ministry of Culture gave the Union time to make improvements until December. At the same time, the Ministry praised the Union for quick changes.
The Union must now sell some items and take out a loan to repay the money. Processes will change by 2026.
The Artists' Union said they had rules for distributing grants. However, these were not officially approved.
The Union has made many improvements since May. But the new rules require a lot of money, which the Union does not have.
The Union is organizing an auction to cover part of the damage. The auction will sell 162 artworks. The exhibition is open from September 19 to October 7. The auction will take place from October 8 to 10.