U.S. Senate appointed an auditor for the plan Paulson. "

December 8, the U.S. Senate approved the candidacy of a federal prosecutor from New York Barofski Neil (Neil Barofsky) for the office of the auditor of funds under the program Trouble Asset Relief Program (TARP), better known as" Paulson plan. " It says The Times.
U.S. President George W. Bush proposed Barofski become the Inspector General to oversee the country's economic rescue plan back in mid-November. The delay in the appointment was due to the fact that previously endorsed the candidacy of Barofski not all senators, reported Reuters.
Recall, according to TARP, in support of the American economy, the Government allocated a total of 700 billion dollars. Previously, the responsibility for enforcing the plan official Ministry of Finance, USA Neil Kashkari (Neel Kashkari) announced that the "Paulson plan" is working well, as evidenced by lowering the cost of insurance against bankruptcy of the eight largest banks in the country.
In the near future to save the American economy will be allocated additional funds under the plan proposed by elected U.S. President Barack Obama. December 8, Obama promised to send for this purpose from several hundred to a billion dollars. Who among American officials would be appointed to look after these funds, is not yet known.