12 November 2018
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Pete George
/ November 12, 2018Trevors_Elbow
/ November 12, 2018Where’s Wally? …..
No sign of the report on the NZ Herald site as at 11:55am…..Monday 11am has been and gone…
Corky
/ November 12, 2018Wally?
Trevors_Elbow
/ November 12, 2018? Are you being dense Corky….. what report was promised for 11am today?
Corky
/ November 12, 2018Ah, penny has dropped. Have run out of Taurine and Arginine. Playing darn havoc with my cardiovascular system and blood/brain barrier nutrient transfer.
NOEL
/ November 12, 2018You run out quite often? Just asking.
Corky
/ November 12, 2018Only to catch a troll.
Gezza
/ November 12, 2018Item & video clip here :
Wally Haumaha report raises more questions than answers, says National Party
The report into the appointment of Wally Haumaha does nothing to discredit the view that Haumaha should not be the Deputy Police Commissioner, the National Party says.
But State Services Commissioner Chris Hipkins says the report, which cleared the decision to appoint to him to the top police role, was right to focus on issues of due diligence – and not “rumour and innuendo”.
The inquiry, led by Mary Scholtens QC, was released today and found that the process in appointing Haumaha to Deputy Commissioner was sound.
More…
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12158563
As I predicted yesterday …