Date:
28.11.86.
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Time:
Reporter:
8.30
PMO
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In conclusion, Chairman and Members, may I say that I fully accept the spirit in which these investigations are made and arrangements have been and are being made to transfer out excess
civilian staff. I should point out though that in this case we
feel the report is not totally accurate and contains some innuendos
It does not include the that are not fully supported by the facts.
results of the latest Organisation and Methods study, of which Audit
has been fully apprised. The use of the 4.6 million estimate
figure is misleading.
of this figure.
There is no reference to subsequent revisions
CHAIRMAN: Thank you, Mr Commissioner, for your explanation.
Could I start off with a question before members of this Committee put further questions. This information that you supplied to us this morning with regard to your forecasts, has this information been given to the Director of Audit during the audit ?
C of P: The information was available other than the
results of the last Organisation and Methods survey which has only
just been published.
CHAIRMAN:
The last page, this information was available ?
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C of P: The information regarding the revised estimates
to the number of tickets, etc, was made available.
This particular sheet and this prior forecast
based on where this 4.6 million come from, based on the trend that
you have revised ?
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These were the arguments advanced by police at
this time to the Director of Audit.
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MR CHEONG:
Could it be that the information was available
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but not necessarily available in the form it has been put to us
this morning?
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.