Auditor-general Andreas Papaconstantinou on Thursday continued pushing back at government legislation which has the stated aim of introducing reforms to the Audit Office, saying the proposals would end up “paralysing” the agency rather than improving it.
Speaking to the public broadcaster, Papaconstantinou clarified he has no trouble with certain aspects of the proposed legislation – such as imposing term limits on the auditor-general and the deputy auditor-general.
His concerns, rather,
