Secretive selection process of new auditor general all wrong: Treasury Board shouldn’t have all the power in deciding who will be bugging them for the next 10 years

Canada's chief government critic, the Auditor General, is chosen every 10 years by the Governor in Council - quietly, without much public oversight, and on the advice of a selection committee of top government insiders.

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