Together Gibraltar on Tuesday said the Government motion on the 2018/19 Principal Auditor’s report was an “unfair, unnecessary and vindictive attack” on its author that had ramification for Gibraltar as whole. Gibraltar will be judged by the strength of its public services, the transparency of its public finances and the independence of its institutions, TG said. “These are the very things now under attack by a Chief Minister choosing to hound a retired civil servant without due process,” the party said. That was a matter that should be left to auditors, “not more lawyers”. “How can any future Principal Auditors, seeing what has been done to their predecessor, now carry out their duties with confidence?” TG asked.