By Tracey Arial
www.thesuburban.com
Laval’s ethics and integrity office (Bureau d’intégrité et d’éthique de Laval or BIEL) is looking for an auditor. The successful candidate will have an accounting designation and at least ten months of auditing experience.
The person who gets the job also has to be comfortable operating behind closed doors.
BIEL was set up in March 2014, but so far it has released only two press releases, one announcing its founding in March 2014 and one on February 27 when the City of Laval announced that one of its snow-clearing contractors would no longer be permitted to bid on jobs from the city.
The Suburban reported last year that BIEL investigated opposition councillor Aglaia Revelakis. It has since learned that the office has also investigated opposition councillor Pierre Anthian for paying homeless people to clear snow.
Neither press release named BIEL members, but we’ve since learned that they include city manager Serge Lamontagne, police chief Pierre Brochet, human resources director Marc-André Vigeant, legal department manager Patrice F. Guay and assistant general manager for administration Carole Imbeault.
The job listing, which appears on the Union of municipalities of Quebec website, has a closing date of March 20.
According to BIEL’s founding press release, no other municipality in Quebec has a similar office.
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