Can the Office of the Inspector General Be Trusted to Perform its Mandated Duties and Hold the SEC Accountable?

Inquiry Specialist

Office of Inspector General

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

Ph 202.551.6061

So, in essence, the OIG takes 59 days longer to confirm Complaint, Report #115612564, than it takes to confirm Complaint, Report #115613986, which pertains to the failure of the SEC and the SEC Attorneys to comply with the demands listed in a Petition Letter on Change.org that I started on 8-18-11.

Furthermore, the OIG confirms Complaint, Report #115612564, 16 days after I started the 10-30-11 Petition Letter, which coincides with its confirmation of Complaint, Report #115613986, 17 days after I started the 8-18-11 Petition Letter.

In other words, the OIG appears to be predicating its confirmations on the Petition Letters rather than on its mandated duties; but the OIG can vindicate itself by performing its mandated duties and holding the SEC and its malfeasant employees accountable for their business as usual.

But can the OIG be trusted to perform its mandated duties and hold the SEC accountable?

Although the jury is still out, CMKM shareholders, Madoff victims, and investors everywhere will certainly be watching.

Stay tuned!

 

 

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