With the State Assets Recovery Agency (SARA) placing focus on the misappropriation of money and corrupt transactions under the former government, its Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Major (rtd) Aubrey Heath-Retemyer has said that it is willing to also look at spending on controversial projects under the current administration but only if it sees the need to do so.
It has been pointed out by observers as well as members of the parliamentary opposition that given the outstanding questions and the need for accountability, SARA should look at the Health Ministry’s recent emergency drug purchases, its rental of a Sussex Street Bond to store drugs as well as the billion dollar D’Urban Park development project.
