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MPs look bad by shutting door on AG, says former access commissioner
But MPs says the performance audit is not her responsibility, and not within her mandate.
The House Board of Internal Economy's decision not to allow Auditor General Sheila Fraser to do a performance audit of the Commons, the first in nearly 20 years, will leave Canadians with a negative image of MPs, says former access to information commissioner John Reid and at least one MP.
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MPs look bad by shutting door on AG, says former access commissioner
But MPs says the performance audit is not her responsibility, and not within her mandate.
The House Board of Internal Economy's decision not to allow Auditor General Sheila Fraser to do a performance audit of the Commons, the first in nearly 20 years, will leave Canadians with a negative image of MPs, says former access to information commissioner John Reid and at least one MP.
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