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Watchdog's increasing role and its public sector fraud report

Penny Pepperell for NBR Capital Letter
Wed, 27 Jun 2012

As an officer of parliament, the auditor-general’s role is to act as an independent check and balance on how public money is being collected and spent. 

In 2012-13 the office of the auditor-general proposes to focus on the theme “Our future needs – is the public sector ready?” in addition to

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Penny Pepperell for NBR Capital Letter
Wed, 27 Jun 2012
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