A promised “world class” federal oil tanker safety system lacked clarity and focus, says a Department of Transport report. The $394.8 million program launched nine years ago became mired in paperwork, wrote auditors: “There was a lack of clarity.”
A promised “world class” federal oil tanker safety system lacked clarity and focus, says a Department of Transport report. The $394.8 million program launched nine years ago became mired in paperwork, wrote auditors: “There was a lack of clarity.”