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Audit finds $11 million should have been allocated to road safety reserve fund .
80 per cent has been put into the city’s general operating budget, 20 per cent transferred to the Ottawa Police Service .
This is despite council directing that all revenue from automated traffic enforcement be allocated to the city's Road Safety Action Plan .
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