Who goes where in relocation programme

One year after the Government’s decentralisation programme was announced, plans for the first batch of relocations were revealed.

Who goes where in relocation programme
Wed, 24 Nov, 2004 - 18:13

One year after the Government’s decentralisation programme was announced, plans for the first batch of relocations were revealed.

Almost 3,500 civil servants from 15 Government departments will be relocated to 20 locations by 2008.

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