Sentence examples for auditor general's report from inspiring English sources

But MDEQ should have had a more accurate assessment of the situation, according to the auditor general's report released in December.

According to the auditor general's report, the Public Works Department funneled large commissions to the companies for little or no work.

Shortly after the release of the auditor general's report, and before members of opposition parties began their attacks, the government announced that it had frozen its budget for the direct purchase of the aircraft at 9 billion Canadian dollars.

The committee, which was formed after the 2012 auditor general's report highlighted the issue of corruption, will establish an integrity management unit in each department to encourage adherence to standard procurement procedures.

That would overcome pressure placed on evaluators to overestimate projects' benefits, it said, citing the Victorian auditor general's report into the East-West link which offered advice in accordance with the government's preferred outcome – to build the project.

Mr. Singh and other Congress Party leaders have argued that a special parliamentary committee would only create a political witch hunt and noted that, in addition to the tax and criminal investigations, a permanent parliamentary committee is already looking into the auditor general's report.

Despite the allegations of people against hydel power companies, the auditor-general's report slamming the companies and the government, and the expert committee's scathing review of 24 dams, the judges asked the ministry to re-examine six specific projects that had already been vetoed by the expert committee.

The $1.35 billion buyback deal was done despite questions about its review process from the company's internal auditors, the inspector general's report said.

"Today's auditor general report … calls this all into serious question.

The country's auditor general released a report soon after Mr. Martin took power, saying that the firms did little or nothing for the money, and the opposition said it was all a kickback scheme to line the the Liberals' campaign war chest.

Earlier this month, India's comptroller and auditor general released a report estimating that favorable government policies had led to sweetheart deals for power companies, enabling them to obtain rights to coal concessions at losses to the treasury estimated at $34 billion.