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PSPC deputy minister challenges the procurement watchdog’s ‘favouritism’ findings in McKinsey contracts

'I do not accept the findings … I do not accept that there is favouritism for McKinsey in the current system, based on our assessment as a common service provider,' Arianne Reza told the House Government Operations Committee on May 1.

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May 3, 2024

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PSPC deputy minister challenges the procurement watchdog’s ‘favouritism’ findings in McKinsey contracts

'I do not accept the findings … I do not accept that there is favouritism for McKinsey in the current system, based on our assessment as a common service provider,' Arianne Reza told the House Government Operations Committee on May 1.

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