February 1, 1926 (15th Parliament, 1st Session)

Sir HENRY DRAYTON (West York):

Can the Minister of Finance (Mr. Robb) tell us how soon we may expect the Auditor General's report? We have now been sitting three weeks and the report is overdue. I would also ask him whether what one hears is correct, namely, that the report is completed with the exception of the introductory chapter. I may tell the minister that so far as the House is concerned the report would be quite acceptable at the present time without that introductory chapter, which the Auditor General could submit subsequently.