Mark Bell: Simple solutions for charge card challenges at DHS

Some missing controls at the Department of Homeland Security are keeping the agency from knowing everything it needs to know about how its employees are using c...

Some missing controls at the Department of Homeland Security are keeping the agency from knowing everything it needs to know about how its employees are using charge cards. Mark Bell is assistant inspector general for audit at the Office of Inspector General at the Homeland Security Department. He tells In Depth with Francis Rose about the scope of the charge card program at the agency.

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