Michael Clifford: Whistleblowing can be matter of life and death

The divide is between those who want a wrongdoing addressed once highlighted and those who want it to remain buried, says Special Correspondent Michael Clifford.

BLOWING the whistle is not what it used to be. Since the enactment of the Protected Disclosures Act (PDA) in 2014, those who wish to report wrongdoing appear to have been somewhat emboldened.