It appears the current members of the Six Nations Elected Council\u2008(SNEC) don\u2019t seem to mind setting a new record for late audits. The current SNEC has set the record for late audits starting with last year\u2019s not being released until August and now it appears to be repeating itself. Of course, the argument this year, we hear, is they want to hold a community meeting to discuss the document but that certainly doesn\u2019t account for not making it public as soon as SNEC approved it at its recent closed \u201caudit\u201d meeting. Without even going into why SNEC audits are in closed sessions now, it isn\u2019t unusual, anymore, for SNEC to be late with its audit. It almost seems to be the norm. It seems to have almost become expected with… <\/p>\n
It appears the current members of the Six Nations Elected Council\u2008(SNEC) don\u2019t seem to mind setting a new record for late audits. The current SNEC has set the record for late audits starting with last year\u2019s not being released until August and now it appears to be repeating itself. Of course, the argument this year, we hear, is they want to hold a community meeting to discuss the document but that certainly doesn\u2019t account for not making it public as soon as SNEC approved it at its recent closed \u201caudit\u201d meeting. Without even going into why SNEC audits are in closed sessions now, it isn\u2019t unusual, anymore, for SNEC to be late with its audit. It almost seems to be the norm. It seems to have almost become expected with... <\/p>\n