It\u0027s the first time the office has asked for public input into one of its audits, says auditor general Nathalie Gougeon.
It’s the first time the office has asked for public input into one of its audits, says auditor general Nathalie Gougeon.
The first online virtual forum takes place on Zoom Tuesday evening, with a second session during the day Wednesday. Registration to speak has now closed, but Ottawa residents and business owners have until July 31 to submit the survey. The Ottawa audit is occurring at the same time as the federal government’s Public Order Emergency Commission, but Gougeon said she’s co-ordinating with the commission to avoid duplication. Neither the commission nor the city audit has established the ground rules or terms of reference for their respective reports, but Gougeon said she’ll make sure they don’t cover the same ground.Article content
Community advocate Ken Rubin, co-founder of the People’s Commission, has registered to make a presentation to the auditor general as well. But Rubin said the auditor general’s survey is too vague and the two-minute limit for the Zoom presentations too short to get meaningful public input.Article content
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