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Henderson was the one who excavated the scandal over the refitting of the aircraft carrier HMCS Bonaventure. ' His, too. was the jabbing, amusing catalogue of â€" financial . Prime Minister Trudeau has old parliament that work is proâ€" ceeding on an amendment to the act which will "define" the role of the auditorâ€"general, The auditorâ€"general has been asking for several years that parliament authorize the enâ€" largement of his staff and powers through an amendment of . the Financial Administration Act, with the request backed by the public accounts committee of the Commons. Henderson claims the auditorâ€" general also has a duty to point out government incompetence. Both ministers claim the Audiâ€" torâ€"General‘s job is merely to cgheck the honesty of government bookkeeping, not to question the wisdom of policy. Both ministers, I‘m sure, would like to be able to define the difference between honesty and policy themselves, rather than leaving it to Henderâ€" son‘s discretion. May 4 â€" July 16 for Adults, Youths and Teens son, who has been filling the auditorâ€"general‘s shoes _ since 1960, sometimes acts outside his jurisdiction in criticizing the government. 1 . In nationâ€"wide television interâ€" views, both privy council Presiâ€" dent Donald Macdonald and treaâ€" sury board President C. M. Drury have said publicly that Henderâ€" OTTAWA â€"If â€" the â€" Trudeau sovernment attempts to limit the powers of the Auditor General Maxwell Henderson, there‘s goâ€" Ing to be a grandâ€"daddy of stink raised in Parliament. During the last six weeks there fiave been rumblings from the government front benches about the possibility of changing the Financial ~ Administration _ Act, which _ governs the â€" auditorâ€" general‘s termf of reference. 14 Waterloo Bowling Lanes Ltd. 24 Automatic Pin Setters Air Conditioned 14 Princess W., Waterioe Family Bowling 25¢c Game You are invited to enroll now in one of our Daily 10 a.m. â€" 7 p.m. Sundays Open 1 p.m. Spring Leagues Open Bowling _FUN FOR EVERYONE Daily 4â€"7 p.m. 742â€"9582 Waterioo Chronicle, Thursdey, Peter Ward If there is public apathy on the subject, Henderson may well find his wings clipped. The opâ€" position is betting it can make this one a real issueâ€"one that will raise a lot of public support. Such support on this issue would be in Canada‘s interest. Governments very often are inâ€" hibited in their actions only by public opinion, and the Trudeau government appears to be careâ€" fully gauging the winds of public opinion before producing a new Financial Administration Act. Henderson works directly with the committee and has an excelâ€" lent rapport with them. if government pressure is abplied to the committee‘s Liberal memâ€" bers. At a recent meeting of the Commons public accounts comâ€" mittee, a considerable furor deve. loped as MPs from .both the Liberal and opposition parties vied with each other to defend the auditorâ€"general. It‘s likely this defence will continue, even a former deputy minister. Perâ€" haps he brought with him some of the traditional civil service atâ€" titudes toward the _ auditorâ€" general. Drury, who has reportedly led the government attack on Henâ€" derson, came to cabinet rank through the civil service, and is if they make a mistake. To my mind, the auditorâ€"general‘s job would not be a pleasant one, but it is highly necessary in this system of ours to have just such a man. Some deputy ministers see the auditorâ€"general as a man continâ€" ually peéring over their shoulder, ready to second #ess and "fink" Auditorâ€"generals are traditionâ€" ally the bete noir of senior civil servants, because although the auditorâ€"general and his staff should belong to the "club" by virtue of their employment, they don‘t keep the faith. general who dug out the fact that the defence department of the St. Laurent government had been keeping horses on the payroll. waste in the Canadian Broadâ€" casting Corporation. 2 classes a week for 4 weeks > Classes at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. 8 lessons â€" $20 â€" Tuition includes the use of our clubs and all materials. 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