Beefed-up powers for crime watchdog

The State’s white collar crime watchdog is set to be given sweeping new powers to help it investigate complex cases in the wake of the collapse last year of the Sean FitzPatrick IBRC trial.

Beefed-up powers for crime watchdog

The State’s white collar crime watchdog is set to be given sweeping new powers to help it investigate complex cases in the wake of the collapse last year of the Sean FitzPatrick IBRC trial.

The Government will today agree new legislation to make the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement an independent statutory agency after a series of failures in how it handled the FitzPatrick case.

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