Inspector General Likens Cooperative Audits at DOE to ‘Fox-Guarding-the-Henhouse’

By Staff Reports

Leaving Department of Energy contractors in charge of auditing costs ultimately paid by the government has created something of a “fox-guarding-the-henhouse problem,” the DOE’s Office of Inspector General said recently. As a result, the Office of Inspector…

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