Yesterday, Public Eye tried to find out a little bit about the legislature's new interim comptroller Bill Gano. But Mr. Gano himself wasn't very forthcoming. So we asked Public Eye readers if they had any information about the tight-lipped official, who previously worked as the Alberta legislature's director of administrative and information services. And they delivered. Caped New Democrat crusader Rick Barnes ignited his blogger signal and boy wonder Daveberta responded with the following clip from Alberta's Hansard.

"Bill Gano began his career with the public service in 1974, initially working as a programmer in the formative years of the computer age. His career progressed and brought him to the Legislative Assembly Office in 1989 to oversee the development of our computer systems. Bill is the director of two branches: information systems services and financial management and administrative services. He also serves as a senior financial officer and has responsibility for records management, freedom of information and protection of privacy issues. Bill is a founding member of the Canadian Association of Parliamentary Administrators."