Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape is demanding greater accountability from government departments and agencies. He has instructed all entities to release their annual reports, highlighting failures in previous submissions. The move signals a push for increased transparency within the government. However, access to the reports currently requires a paid subscription to the *Post Courier* newspaper, raising questions about genuine public access. The Prime Minister’s demand suggests a desire to address shortcomings and improve governmental performance. It remains to be seen if open access will be provided beyond the subscription model. This action emphasizes the importance of regular reporting and public scrutiny of government operations.