Corporate expense accounts have been around for as long as corporations have been around, so it’s no big surprise that top executives at Renfrew Victoria Hospital — RVH — had expense accounts.  And as far as corporate accounts go, there’s always been the requirement that receipts be gathered and tendered to back up any expense claims.  It’s simply just a part of good corporate governance.

Often, senior officers in a corporation or other high-level institutions need to get out of their offices and connect with other people in the interests of, and often at the behest of, the corporation that they represent.  There’s absolutely nothing unusual about that practice, and you can’t expect people to pay out-of-pocket for expenses incurred in representing the corporation.  But again, just keep those receipts.

Because corporate credit cards and the honour system are a really poor match.

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