Western Bahr El Ghazal Assembly rejected the financial reports presented by the state Education ministry due to its contradictory figures.
The assembly in its usual sitting on Wednesday observed lack of accountability on school exams fees and purchase of machines by the ministry from 2012 to 2013, Voice of Hope reported.
State Education Ministry Audit Chairperson Santo Edward Batista, who presented the report, revealed the purchases of one vehicle and motorbike without logs and engine numbers and other payments without legal procedures.
SPLM MP Wol Giir demanded the members to reject the Audit financial report and refer it for further scrutiny, a suggestion which the house unanimously welcomed.
State Acting Speaker Akol Apinyi warned that the assembly would not tolerate incomprehensive reports.
He referred the document for further scrutiny to the Education Ministry.
The speaker did not announce when the document was to appear before the house.
Less than 20 MPs attended the deliberation which was suspended last week due to low turn up.