Flanagan wants to oversee change

The Chief Constable of the RUC, Ronnie Flanagan, has vowed to stay on as head of the force until the changes recommended by the Patten report are in place.

Flanagan wants to oversee change
Sun, 01 Apr, 2001 - 14:58

The Chief Constable of the RUC, Ronnie Flanagan, has vowed to stay on as head of the force until the changes recommended by the Patten report are in place.

The Chief Constable said that he was committed to the changes and determined to see them work.

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