OTTAWA — Auditor General Karen Hogan has declined a House of Commons committee’s request for a second, deeper audit of the so-called “green slush fund,” arguing that it likely wouldn’t dig up anything new.

In a letter to the public accounts committee dated Oct. 21, Hogan confirmed to members that her office would not be undertaking the “value for money and performance audit” of Sustainable Development Technology (SDTC) requested by the committee last month.

The auditor general has declined MPs' request for a second audit of the "green slush fund" because it wouldn’t dig up anything new.{ai:summary}<p>Auditor General Karen Hogan has rejected a House of Commons committee's request for a second audit of the "green slush fund," stating it would likely yield no new findings. In a letter dated October 21, she confirmed her office would not conduct the requested audit of Sustainable Development Technology (SDTC). </p><p>#politics</p>

Auditor general declines MPs' request for second audit of 'green slush fund'

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