As with any large organization the corporate culture sometimes changes to one of entitlement. However in the case where public funds finance the operations of the organization, legitimate accountability of the use of the financial resources should be adhered to.

Now the taxpayers (who fund the operations of MPAC) can judge for themselves if their money is being spent correctly.

CNTC believes that the public should be able to trust that an organization will work within the guidelines as specified by the mandate and overseen by the Ministry of Finance.

The following documents shed light on the business practices and spending within the organization known as MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment Corporation).

The 2010 Detailed Auditor's Report on MPAC Chapter 3 Setion 3.08    Click here to read. (PDF)

CNTC's Summary & Thoughts on the Auditor General's Report on MPAC   Click here to read. (PDF)

Auditor General Press Release Regarding MPAC   Click here to read. (PDF)