The Nova Scotia parliamentary expenses scandal concerned the excessive expenses of several members of the Nova Scotia legislative assembly and the inadequacy of management processes and rules.[1] Among other consequences of the scandal, 4 MLAs were charged with offences and convicted for fraud or breach of trust.[2]
- ^ "Audit finds inappropriate MLA spending", CBC website, February 3, 2010, archived from the original on December 23, 2013, retrieved March 6, 2010,
Nova Scotia's auditor general slammed the province's expense system Wednesday and said several politicians had filed "excessive and unreasonable" claims, in part because of inadequate spending controls.
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