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Is there a law that requires an annual physical inventory of the nations Gold reserves?

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Is there a law that requires an annual physical inventory of the nations Gold reserves?

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I don’t know for certain whether there is a law. I have searched Article 30 of the Code of Federal Regulations (the section that deals with the Treasury Department), and I couldn’t find anything. But regardless whether there is a law or not, common sense says a periodic audit should be completed. In any case, there are enough suspicions floating around that an audit would be a good idea just to clear the air. Nor is there any reason to think that an audit would be impracticable or unduly difficult. And if the Gold is there, why is there any objection to having a proper audit to prove it? Q. Our federal government believes that it is above the law. Do you really expect to receive an answer from the Treasury? I agree that the federal government frequently acts and talks as if it is above the law. But regardless of this issue, the feds have to at least give the pretense that they are law abiding and concerned about the best interests of Americans, rather than themselves and the special in

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