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'Direct cost' of Senate audit closer to $12M: Auditor general

Auditor general Michael Ferguson says half of the $23.6-million cost of the Senate audit was from "allocated costs" such as office space and salaries. Ferguson insists the audit was money well spent.

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Unique identifier: CP14632654

Legacy Identifier: n_Senate-Expenses-Cost20150610T1715

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Duration: 1m24s

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Create Date: 6/10/2015 5:15:00 PM

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