Changes

Hutchison will require that each of her departments report back in three-month intervals to the auditor and the council on how her recommendations were implemented or improved upon. She will work with the State Auditor to create protocols that all departments must follow to ensure they are capable of complying with audit investigations in a cooperative and [[transparent]] manner. And has also stated that she will work to expand Seattle's County Auditor’s performance audit resources and authority, to help guarantee that [[tax]] dollars are spent prudently and effectively.<ref>[http://www.susanhutchison.com/issues/ Issues], SusanHutchison.com</ref>

Hutchison will require that each of her departments report back in three-month intervals to the auditor and the council on how her recommendations were implemented or improved upon. She will work with the State Auditor to create protocols that all departments must follow to ensure they are capable of complying with audit investigations in a cooperative and [[transparent]] manner. And has also stated that she will work to expand Seattle's County Auditor’s performance audit resources and authority, to help guarantee that [[tax]] dollars are spent prudently and effectively.<ref>[http://www.susanhutchison.com/issues/ Issues], SusanHutchison.com</ref>

The Seattle Times statement regarding Susan Hutchison:

The ''Seattle Times'' statement regarding Susan Hutchison:

{{Cquote|If elected, Hutchison said, she would make sure the county cooperates with state audits and would give the county auditor more money for performance audits. She reiterated her intention to deal with operating budget shortfalls by renegotiating employee labor accords and slimming the 30-employee executive's office.<ref>[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2009409619_execrace02m0.html Rivals show up at Hutchison news conference], ''The Seattle Times'', July 2, 2009.</ref>}}

{{Cquote|If elected, Hutchison said, she would make sure the county cooperates with state audits and would give the county auditor more money for performance audits. She reiterated her intention to deal with operating budget shortfalls by renegotiating employee labor accords and slimming the 30-employee executive's office.<ref>[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2009409619_execrace02m0.html Rivals show up at Hutchison news conference], ''The Seattle Times'', July 2, 2009.</ref>}}