On the recordMay 30, 2016
I would argue that the responsibility of the Inspector General is to make that information public and also make sure that something is done about it. And, that did not happen.
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congress.govI would argue that the responsibility of the Inspector General is to make that information public and also make sure that something is done about it. And, that did not happen.
Johnson emphasizes the Inspector General's duty to disclose information and ensure accountability.
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