The office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, better known as SIGAR, said in its report summary they were unable to present a complete evaluation of reconstruction spending within the report because key data was withheld by the military and the State Department, at least in an unclassified format.
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“This quarter it took longer than expected to collect and distill the requested information and our response on social and economic issues missed the reporting deadline,” Psaki said at a press briefing on Thursday.
“We did however, convey the delay to SIGAR and we did not intentionally withhold information for these quarterly reports. We expect it will be complete in the next quarter with all of the details across the board,” she said.
