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Internal audit informed Liberals’ defence procurement reforms, government says
- A recent internal government audit identified problems in military procurement that influenced reforms implemented by Prime Minister Mark Carney's government.
- Stephen Fuhr's spokesperson said the audit "helped inform" policies promoted by the new Defence Investment Agency, which was created to improve procurement processes.
- The Defence Investment Agency accelerated the army's purchase of assault rifles by about two years.
- The audit revealed long delays and persistent challenges in military procurement, highlighting waits from nine to 27 years and prompting criticism from Conservative defence critic James Bezan.
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Internal audit informed Liberals’ defence procurement reforms, government says
A recent internal audit that outlined major problems in military procurement led to some of the changes to the system introduced under Prime Minister Mark Carney, the federal government said
·Toronto, Canada
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