US EditionDeputy PM warns against rubber-stamping reports as $60m Covid spending nearly goes unchecked
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Deputy PM warns against rubber-stamping reports as $60m Covid spending nearly goes unchecked
Deputy Prime Minister Taniela Fusimālohi has raised concerns about Parliament’s dangerous (“fakatu’utāmaki”) practice of approving critical reports without proper scrutiny. He was pointing to the near-automatic approval of the Auditor General’s explosive findings, which revealed $60 million in unaccounted Covid-19 funds, without discussion. The Auditor General’s revelation, previously reported by Kaniva News, revealed no […] The post Deputy …
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