The Ministry of Rural Development in Solomon Islands says changing the way the Rural Constituency Fund is handled will bring more transparency.
The money is provided by Taiwan and MPs have been responsible for distributing it.
But the acting Deputy Secretary for the Ministry, Clezy Rore, says there are plans to direct the money to the Ministry of Rural Development instead of to the MPs.
He says there have been complaints from members of the public unsatisfied with the way the money's been handled.
"Well I'm not an MP and I don't know how they use it but it has been put in the newspaper and radio. So there have been a lot of complaints that have been raised on the use of these funds, that they're used for their own -that's what the accusations are made to them. So we'd like to protect them and make it more transparent so that the accusations don't fall on the MPs."
Clezy Rore says the Ministry hopes to meet with cabinet on Thursday to have the plan endorsed.
