The Auditor General's powers to gather information are legislated. These powers do not include the power to:
A) direct a person to provide any information.
B) obtain information under oath.
C) access private property.
D) all of the above are legislated powers of the Auditor General.

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The Auditor General typically has the power to direct a person to provide information and to obtain information under oath as part of their role in auditing government operations and finances. However, accessing private property without consent goes beyond the usual scope of their legislated powers, as it infringes on individual rights and privacy laws.

The Auditor General's Powers to Gather Information Are Legislated