The Mexican Chamber of Deputies has set a date for the appointment of the head of the Superior Audit Office (Auditoría Superior de la Federación, ASF) for the upcoming period from 2026 to 2034. The plenary session, scheduled for March 11, will see the discussion and decision regarding the candidates for this crucial position. The process for selection is being finalized according to a preliminary schedule released by the Commission of Surveillance of the ASF, which highlights the steps leading up to the appointment.

As part of the selection process, the call for candidates will be published on Wednesday, opening a window for prospective applicants to submit their documentation from February 18 to February 28. Following this, the commission will analyze the applications between March 1 and March 5, ensuring all candidates meet the necessary legal requirements to qualify for the role of head of the ASF. The interviews for eligible candidates will occur from March 6 to March 10, during which deputies will assess their qualifications and experiences.

On March 11, the Commission of Surveillance will not only discuss the candidates but also vote on a proposal to create a shortlist of final candidates for the position. This appointment is significant as it aligns with the government's fiscal accountability framework and will impact how financial audits are conducted within the federal government, thereby ensuring transparency and efficient use of public resources during the ensuing term.