On the recordMay 15, 2018
The concern you put forth in your letter is that if the OIG 'has formally signed off on spending it is now investigating,' the OIG would lack the requisite impartiality to review the agency's actions.
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Carper expresses concern about the impartiality of the OIG in reviewing agency actions.
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