The document discusses public financial control in Russia, including its definition, principles, forms, evolution, and current system. It notes that the efficiency of public financial control has fallen due to economic reforms and the development of market economy. Some key problems are the absence of a single system, an excessive number of authorities, lack of coordination between authorities, and duplication of functions. Potential solutions proposed include forming an appropriate legal framework, limiting the number of authorities, reorganizing the Accounts Chamber, and introducing result-orientation.