Public Accounts committee  From my perspective, yes.

Public Accounts committee  She was head of executive development and officer resourcing, so she was on the committee and was the person who assisted in senior executive selection for senior promotions.

Public Accounts committee  I, Fraser Macaulay, do swear that the evidence I shall give on this examination shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God.

Public Accounts committee  Who did I report to at that time?

Public Accounts committee  Barb George was aware of it; she was my immediate supervisor and was aware of the matter.

Public Accounts committee  Barb George.

Public Accounts committee  No. The opening statements by both Mr. Frizzell and Mr. Walker.... That is the reason we ended up meeting and having discussions. We're not comfortable with the follow-through that has been completed.

Public Accounts committee  I'll start with the general comment, but I'd first like to put it in context to save your time. I was not privy to a lot of the investigation. Once I was removed from the organization, the first time I had any information around these issues, other than Mr. Frizzell verbally exp

Public Accounts committee  In general, however, yes, the main concern that surfaced from my perspective, once Denise Revine started to find the contracts, the nepotism issues, and the repetitive nature of the extensions, etc., and knowledge of the amount of work and the types of work the folks were doing o

Public Accounts committee  About the interview, it's my understanding from the two investigators that these folks did not cooperate. But again, Mike Frizzell, Steve Walker, Garry Roy, any of those folks could tell you exactly how that rolled out.

Public Accounts committee  I, Fraser Macaulay, do swear that the evidence I shall give on this examination shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God.

Public Accounts committee  I'll defer to Mr. Mole, but just to clarify it from our perspective, my understanding is it was at that time that the decision was made by the RCMP to start deferring the administration costs by taking them out of the insurance fund.

Public Accounts committee  Again, this is where you will start to see a bit of a difference in our opinions. The Treasury Board at that time was fully funding the administration—

Public Accounts committee  That's a change in employer-employee relationships that was just done on the spur of that MOU—no authority.

Public Accounts committee  They didn't stop funding it. They didn't even know this had changed.