Discussion
Accountability in governance refers to
Answer: A
Accountability in governance refers to the ability of citizens to hold leaders, government and public organisations to account for what they do. It makes those in power answerable for their decisions and their use of public money.
Opening bank accounts, the national income account and the behaviour of chartered accountants are not what accountability in governance means, as the other three statements are about banking and accounting.
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