Craig James has been charged with four counts of breach of trust by a public officer and two counts of fraud.

Nine months after Craig James resigned as clerk due to the ongoing B.C. legislature spending scandal, Kate Ryan-Lloyd has been appointed to replace him.

A new report is accusing former B.C. legislature sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz of an "egregious breach of public trust."

British Columbia's Auditor General Carol Bellringer says she did not find anything that merits additional investigation or merits a deeper forensic audit.

The investigation is not criminal in nature, house speaker Mike Farnworth said, but rather a human resources matter.

Clerk Craig James has retired after an independent investigation found he committed administrative misconduct.

Clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz deny wrongdoing and have both submitted long explanations for the allegations put forward in the Plecas report.

A new report accuses the legislature's clerk and sergeant-at-arms of lacking oversight for millions of dollars and being in charge of "unjustified terminations."

In a letter sent to the house leaders from the Liberals, NDP, Greens, the lawyer for clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz say their clients did nothing wrong.

Speaker Darryl Plecas and his new special adviser are under fire Thursday morning after B.C. Liberal House Leader Mary Polak presented a sworn affidavit that Plecas wanted to appoint his friend Alan Mullen as the Sergeant-at-Arms.