At one such audit, opposing counsel read my report, looked at his file and said, "Gentlemen, she's exactly right". I nearly fainted.
Scientologists, who believe humans are descended from a race of aliens, claim that they can purify the human mind through a process called "auditing" or counselling.
One of those actors, Josh Brolin, told me that, in a "moment of real desperation," he visited the Celebrity Centre and received "auditing" — spiritual counselling.
Those measures include having her role reviewed by Lincoln Center's audit committee and general counsel, as well as making two presentations to the board about the consulting project.
Self-dealing; asset-hiding; insider stock-dumping -- all these were supposedly beyond the ken of an audit committee and legal counsel blindly reliant on the ethics and standards of "professional" accountants.
"Following this conversation, the chairman did not share information about the conversation, the C.E.O.'s denial, or any of the related allegations with the audit committee, the general counsel, the head of human resources, the chief ethics officer or any other board member," the report said.
4. Can the general counsel of Enron audit the deal trail and the money trail between Enron and LJM/Raptor and its principals?
Mr. Greenberg challenged that move -- one of few which is not subject to litigation -- arguing that the board of A.I.G., its audit committee and outside legal counsel had all approved the disclosure of the deferred compensation plan.
Section 596(c) of such title, as added by section 2 of this Act, relating to audits of expenditures of independent counsel.
The inspector general gave Republicans some fodder Friday when he divulged that he informed the Treasury's general counsel he was auditing the I.R.S.'s screening of politically active groups seeking tax exemptions on June 4 , 2012
The company says (page 24) that it paid $2.5m in fees "principally... to our independent auditors, our external legal counsel, and our internal audit service provider".
