Congressman, my view is that audit committees are in a very good position to make a decision based on the specific facts and circumstances that exist at a particular company about how to select the auditor and mandatory firm rotation would limit the audit committee's ability to make that judgment.
Gallagher argues that audit committees should have the discretion to select auditors without mandatory rotation.
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