On the recordJune 8, 2009
The Special Inspector General for TARP criticized the Treasury for not adopting recommendations to require that all TARP recipients account for the use of the funds.
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congress.govThe Special Inspector General for TARP criticized the Treasury for not adopting recommendations to require that all TARP recipients account for the use of the funds.
Mentioning criticism of Treasury's lack of accountability for TARP funds.
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