Garda representatives want input in new code of conduct

The Garda Representative Association has said it hopes it will have some input into a new code of conduct for the Force.

Garda representatives want input in new code of conduct
Sat, 20 May, 2006 - 09:43
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The Garda Representative Association has said it hopes it will have some input into a new code of conduct for the Force.

Yesterday, the Minster for Justice Michael McDowell announced that he was planning to introduce new disciplinary regulations as well as a "whistleblowers charter".

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