As I understand it, under the current state of the law, the situation that the State Department has determined is that when the CPA goes out of existence on the 30th, the inspector general goes out of existence with them. As I understand it, the State Department would like to take the $65 million in appropriated funds remaining in the CPA inspector general's account and apply it to some other purpose in that kind of oversight.
Questioning the State Department's plans regarding the CPA inspector general's funds.
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