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MoD: We should have been consulted on NAO carrier report
Politics.co.uk Staff
7 July 2011, 12:00am
Ursula Brennan, the Ministry of Defence's permanent under secretary, expresses concern at not having been consulted:
"I am concerned that the NAO have taken the unusual step of publishing this report without agreeing the final text with me, as accounting officer, as required by their own guidance."
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