The Ghana Institution of Surveyors has responded to claims about compensation payments for road projects. They acknowledge the concerns raised and are looking into them.
However, the GhIS stated that a gap in compensation figures does not automatically mean surveyors acted illegally.
This statement comes after the Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, said the government plans to report two quantity surveyors.
The Minister had previously indicated that significant differences were found in compensation assessments for some road projects.
The GhIS emphasized its commitment to professional standards and due process in handling such matters.
They indicated that each case would be reviewed based on its specific details and evidence.
The institution aims to ensure fairness and transparency in valuation practices.
Further details on the specific cases or the review process were not immediately available.