Is a public asset that ought to be used for public benefit? and we are asking them to open the books and invite the people of teesside in, so that they can understand what decisions are being made on their behalf, and what public money is being spent on. we would expect this for any other project in national politics. the national audit office would have a remit to investigate. the covenant has not seen fit to give it a remit to investigate the whole works, it says it can only investigate one very limited part, the money that was originally handed over. we say that is not right, it's not fair....