Coalition Provisional Authority Inspector General
News Release
www.cpa-ig.org Contact: (703) 428-1100
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 31, 2004
CPA Inspector General Launches New Website and Hotline
Washington, DC – Today, the Office of the Coalition Provisional Authority
Inspector General (CPA-IG) announced the launch of its new website and Hotline
that provides the public with a valuable source of information and a capability
to report potential incidents that may require review by the Inspector General.
The launch of the website and the Hotline coincides with the CPA-IG’s release of
its first Quarterly Report to Congress on March 30, 2004. The report presents a
baseline of CPA-related financial and contracting information, along with an
overview of CPA-IG activities to date. A copy of the report will be available at
the CPA-IG website on March 31, 2004.
“Being charged with a congressional mandate to protect the American taxpayers’
interest in the funding of Iraqi relief and reconstruction, we are making these
tools available to accomplish that goal,” said Stuart W. Bowen, Coalition
Provisional Authority Inspector General. “These tools will serve the public and
contribute to the integrity and success of relief and reconstruction efforts in
Iraq.”
Visitors to the CPA-IG’s website at www.cpa-ig.org, will receive valuable
information pertaining to the activities of the CPA-IG as well as Frequently
Asked Questions and information on Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
Also, the site provides a web-based "Hotline" capability to report incidents of
fraud, waste, abuse or mismanagement.
The CPA-IG telephone Hotline will be staffed from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Baghdad
time). During other hours callers will hear a message in either English or
Arabic informing them of the website resources and explaining the procedure for
reporting an incident. The Hotline telephone number is (703) 428-1045.
Reports or complaints may also be submitted via fax or by mail. The fax number
and mailing address can be found on the website or by calling the Hotline
number.
Questions regarding the report may be referred to (703) 428-1100.
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