On the recordNovember 29, 2016
Your September 2016 audit highlighted widespread issues with the DEA's tracking and oversight of payments, lack of receipts, a lack of information, justifying payments to sources.
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congress.govYour September 2016 audit highlighted widespread issues with the DEA's tracking and oversight of payments, lack of receipts, a lack of information, justifying payments to sources.
Palmer discusses ongoing issues with DEA payment oversight highlighted in a 2016 audit.
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