The recently appointed chief executive and acting deputy chief executive of the Peter McVerry Trust wrote a letter to its board on September 18 outlining their fears about the “precarious situation” facing the charity, correspondence that was copied to the Department of Housing. The letter preceded a move on Tuesday by the Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority (AHBRA) to appoint inspectors to the charity. The Currency has learned that the inspectors are Corné Mouton, an expert in governance and internal controls with Mazars, and Ken Jackson, senior regulatory manager, legal and compliance, with AHBRA. Mouton is a highly experienced accountant…

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