Prime Minister James Marape of Papua New Guinea has informed Parliament that his government will review the possibility of granting provincial authorities more authority over infrastructure projects and funds distributed through the Infrastructure Tax Credit Scheme (ITCS). This consideration aims to enhance local control in the management and execution of these projects. The announcement comes as the government evaluates ways to improve efficiency and accountability in infrastructure development across Papua New Guinea. Details regarding the specifics of this potential shift in control were not immediately available. The move would empower provincial administrations to directly oversee initiatives financed through the ITCS. Access to the full report requires a digital subscription to Post Courier, with various subscription options available. The matter was initially reported by the Post Courier in Papua New Guinea.