Report 6, Royal Military College of Canada - National Defence, of the fall 2017 reports of the Auditor General of Canada / Hon. Kevin Sorenson, chair.: XC16-1/1-421-46E-PDF

"In the fall of 2017, the Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG) released a performance audit whose objective was to determine whether the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) produced the quality of officers that the Canadian Armed Forces needed at a reasonable cost. The audit found that RMC did not do a good job of providing military training or of integrating it with academic training. Furthermore, the OAG not only found that RMC’s cost-per-student was high, but that it did not demonstrate that its graduates had better career progressions compared with officers developed through other means. Lastly, the audit found that the College did not adequately prepare Officer Cadets for leadership positions or ensured their proper conduct. In this report, the Standing Committee on Public Accounts has made seven recommendations to help RMC and the Department address these matters to better ensure that the College produces the best and most capable future leaders of the Canadian Armed Forces"--Provided by publisher.

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