Whistleblower bill must provide real protection
To be effective, law must first establish a truly independent office to protect whistleblowers
A mild-mannered public servant is repeatedly asked by senior bureaucrats to approve misappropriations of taxpayer dollars and cover-up government wrong-doing. While bureaucrats are hardly known to be mavericks, the public servant refuses, documents the malfeasance, and complains to senior departm...
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