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Tories cite deficit in eliminating auditing jobs

Public servants were called to meetings Monday afternoon at Public Works where the cuts – totalling $172.2-million and affecting 687 jobs over three years – were explained.

On the chopping block is Audit Services Canada, an auditing shop available for a fee to all other departments that bills itself as having “a 50-year track record of helping to improve public sector accountability and operations.”

Officials at Public Works concluded, however, that the audit work could be done more cheaply by the private sector, so the office will be shut down. The department insists this will not impact the government-wide internal audit role, which was recently praised by the Auditor-General.

In all, 92 auditor positions across Canada will be terminated. Meanwhile, the Treasury Board – a department responsible for managing government spending – is confirming that it has trimmed $11.6-million from its budget, partly by reducing its communications and executive staff.

They are the latest of a group of 13 organizations that reported in the March, 2011, budget that they had found a combined $2.6-billion in cuts. However, details from each organization are only trickling out now.

The decision to eliminate auditing jobs at Public Works is raising eyebrows given the department’s close connection to political contracting scandals throughout history. The department is in the midst of overseeing a $35-billion wave of military purchases – including new ships and icebreakers – that carries political implications as Canada’s regions battle over the contracts.

National Defence, which promised the most cuts of the 13 organizations, has yet to break down its plans.

NDP MP Nycole Turmel, a former public service union president, expressed concern that Public Works would cut back on auditing given its association with the sponsorship scandal of the 1990s.

“You remember the scandal, what happened with the Liberals?” she said. “This government decided to cut the auditors to start with plus the other jobs that will be cut. … it’s really sad. What are we doing to our public sector?”

But scrapping an entire program on the grounds that it duplicates services available in the private sector also provides a concrete example of the government’s approach to restraint. Many experts have advised the government that it’s better to scrap ineffective programs rather than cutting all programs across the board.

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