StateBoards.ie launched

The Public Expenditure Minister says the new state board appointments process is a "sea change" - but admits there may still be controversies ahead.

Thu, 05 Feb, 2015 - 19:10

David O’Sullivan

The Public Expenditure Minister says the new state board appointments process is a "sea change" - but admits there may still be controversies ahead.

Brendan Howlin this morning launched the new StateBoards.ie service - which will see appointees drawn up from a list of qualified candidates - with Ministers still holding the final decision.

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