COURT OF AUDITORS WILL CONTINUE TO PUSH COMPREHENSIVE EU ANTI-FRAUD STRATEGY
June 1st, 2009
BY DAVID HAWORTH
IT is the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) which usually finds itself in headlines it doesn't want, but the Luxembourg-based European Union (EU) Court of Auditors often manages to do good anti-fraud work almost by stealth and almost completely without notice or recognition.
This is unlikely to change much under the Court's newly installed secretary-general, Eduardo Ruiz Garcia, who comes to the position after 20 years within the institution but he is nonetheless keen to give it a sharper profile.
It is a matter of recognition, says the ...
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