oda did, in fact, smoke in her office: spokesman

Justin Broekema has been working for Bev Oda since 2009 until she recently resigned, and on Monday he admitted he was wrong because he denied that the former Conservative minister was smoking in her office, and bought the air purifier for taxpayers\' money to cover it up.
\"I noticed, yes, that Bev Oda has been smoking in her office after your story,\" he said Tuesday . \".
He also confirmed that the cost of buying two air purifiers was $50 per person, paid by taxpayers. \"-
\"I know these have been spent,\" he said . \".
Although she often smokes in the office, it seems that the Oda has not suffered the consequences of breaking the law.
\"As far as I know, she has never paid anything,\" Broekema said . \".
No one has ever filed a formal complaint against her, he said.
Official development assistance has remained silent since she announced her resignation as Canada\'s international development agency Minister last Tuesday.
She will serve as a member of the Durham cycling team until July 31.
Oda was repeatedly attacked for her freedom.
She spent taxpayers\' money while she was the Conservative minister.
On April, she was forced to apologize and return to the State Treasury when the news came. Last year, when her first 5-
Star Hotel is not up to standard.
During the trip, she paid the taxpayer nearly $1,000 a day for a luxury car and driver and bought a $16 orange juice.
In June, her staff sorted out travel and hospitality expenses for the past five years to eliminate all inappropriate expenses.
Official development assistance then writes cheques to taxpayers in undisclosed amounts.