Question 1.1.9a: Is the government required to publicly disclose all signed licenses/contracts with extractive companies?,
1.2.4c: Is the most recent publicly available data on tax and payment receipts disaggregated by payment type?,
1.1.5b: Following each licensing process, is the licensing authority required to publicly disclose the identity of the winning bidder or applicant?,
2.2b: Are there specific rules governing the transfer of extractive resource revenues (i.e. are these rules distinct from those governing other types of transfers)?,
2.2c: Do rules specify that subnational governments of producing areas should receive a higher share of extractive resource revenues than those of non-producing areas?,
2.2a: Does the central government transfer extractive resource revenues to subnational governments?,
1.4a: What proportion of equity shares does the government own in extractive companies?,
2.1a: When does the country’s fiscal year start and end?,
1.4b: Does the SOE receive a production share or in-kind payments from extractive companies?,
1.1.8b: From 2015 onwards, have the beneficial owners of extractive companies been disclosed?,
1.2.8b: How up-to-date is the data contained in the country’s most recent EITI report?,
1.2.2c: Is the data disclosed on the value of extractive resource exports machine-readable?,
1.2.6a: Is the government required to make all payments to the national treasury or deposit them into a national resource account, aside from amounts legally retained by SOEs?,
1.1.10c: Who has the primary authority to monitor compliance with the operational aspects of licenses/contracts?