Eazybee, would you like to comment on the idea of KPMG being appointed as advisers to the Grenfell Tower enquiry?
"The failure of KPMG to disclose a clear conflict of interest – that KPMG audit Celotex, the parent company which produced the flammable cladding, alongside its role as auditors of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and Rydon Group, the principal contractor, raises serious questions about the professionalism of KPMG and its ability to define and serve the public interest.
KPMG’s reputation has already been seriously tarnished by the failed HBOS and Cooperative Bank audits in the UK, as well as its flawed auditing of overseas banks including Wachovia, New Century Financial, Wells Fargo, Countrywide and Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (for which it has paid out millions of dollars in fines and settlements). KPMG failures are also closely associated with the developing Gupta political scandal in South Africa."
From the link in the post you criticised.
Don't you see anything thoroughly unpleasant about this, and about the government thinking it's okay for the elderly to die in ambulances, in hospital corridors, and even while waiting four hours for an ambulance to arrive?
