Public Accounts Committee to get legal advice on SiteServ

The Public Accounts Committee is to receive legal advice this morning to decide whether it can continue its investigations into SiteServ.

Public Accounts Committee to get legal advice on SiteServ
Thu, 11 Jun, 2015 - 11:53

The Public Accounts Committee is to receive legal advice this morning to decide whether it can continue its investigations into SiteServ.

The committee is not sure if it is allowed to continue its inquiries into the sale of the company by IBRC.

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