MUIS INTERVIEW
May 1st, 2004
BY DAVID HAWORTH, in BrusselsTHE EUROPEAN Commission's much-heralded financial reforms will not be fully realised for at least another five years, possibly later, according to Jules Muis, the Commission's former chief internal auditor."Although progress has been made, the Commission has a long way to go before it can present an image of being a world class administrative machine," he told Accountancy Age during a brief return to the Belgian capital. "A lot more work has to be done."Faced with embarrassing accounting revelations, what has happened in the ...
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