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Re-appointment of Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Members

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A decision made (21/04/2006) regarding Criminal Injuries Compensation Board – re-appointment of members.

Subject:

Criminal Injuries Compensation Board – re-appointment of members

Decision Reference:

MD-HA-2006-0037

Exempt clause(s):

 

Type of Report (oral or written):

Written

Person Giving Report (if oral):

 

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

 

Report

File ref:

HAD/DPT 13

Written Report –

Title:

Re-appointment of Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Members

Written report – Author:

Peter Monamy

Secretary to the Board

Decision(s):

To agree the re-appointment of the current members of the Board for a further period of five years from the 1st May 2006.

To note that Advocate Michel wishes to relinquish the office of Chairman, and that with effect from the 1st June 2006 Advocate Dorey will take up the office of Chairman.

Reason(s) for decision:

The period of office of the members of the Board is due to expire on the 30th April 2006. The Secretary to the Board has advised that the current members wish to remain in post, although Advocate Mourant may wish to retire in three years time.

Action required:

The Executive Officer, Home Affairs, to communicate this decision to the Secretary to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board.

Signature:

(Minister/ Assistant Minister)

Date of Decision:

21 April 2006

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