CPA-IG Reports to Congress: October 30, 2004 Report
In November 2003, Public Law 108-106 created the Coalition Provisional Authority Inspector General (CPA-IG) to provide oversight of the CPA. Under this law, the CPA-IG worked to promote the efficient, legal, and effective use of billions of dollars of U.S. appropriated and other funds committed to Iraq relief and reconstruction by coordinating and conducting investigations and audits of the reconstruction effort. This is the third Quarterly Report by the CPA-IG on Iraq reconstruction. This Report was submitted to Congress on October 30, 2004, in accordance with Public Law 108-106.
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During this quarterly reporting period, the CPA-IG has:
completed two audits, discontinued three audits, and continued work on ten audits
closed or referred 31 cases for investigation, and opened 39 new cases
received and processed 50 Hotline contacts in the United States and in Iraq
launched two new initiatives: the Iraq Accountability Working Group in Baghdad and Lessons Learned / High-Risk Factors
continued three initiatives: Iraq Inspectors General Council, Security and Insurance, and Corporate Governance
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