New inspector general still trying to define role

ATLANTA - The state&#39;s new inspector general said Wednesday he doesn&#39;t yet know the scope of his powers, including the ability to subpoena individuals. <br> <br> Some legislators questioned whether James Sehorn would have the unprecedented power to subpoena, but Sehorn said he was still meeting with government officials to define his role. <br> <br> Sehorn told the Senate Ethics Committee, ``Right now, we have no man power and we really have to focus on staff, an office, getting equipment and setting up the standards of this office. What we do know is that we have to eliminate fraud, waste and abuse in the legislative branch. But right now, I&#39;m it. I&#39;m the entire office.&#39;&#39; <br> <br> The only other committee that was given the power to issue subpoenas was the Economy, Reorganization, and Effectiveness in Government (EREG) Committee, which disbanded more than a decade ago.