‘Unprecedented’: Crown corp model for Defence Investment Agency raises oversight questions with multibillion-dollar contracts in play
'Putting a Crown corporation in charge of something as fundamental as defence procurement, and involving tens of billions in taxpayer dollars, is unprecedented and a leap of faith,' says Eugene Lang, a former chief of staff to two ministers of national defence.
The federal government’s proposed legislation setting up the Defence Investment Agency as a Crown corporation in charge of billions of dollars in procurement is an “unprecedented” move that raises questions over accountability, warn former senior public servants as opp...
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