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Government boards - how much politics is too much?

Rose Northcott

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Given their members are largely appointed by government ministers, government boards have long being subject to accusations of political interference and cronyism. Is it time to re-look at the rules around politics in the board room?

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Given their members are largely appointed by government ministers, government boards have long being subject to accusations of political interference and cronyism. Is it time to re-look at the rules around politics in the board room?

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Given their members are largely appointed by government ministers, government boards have long being subject to accusations of political interference and cronyism. Is it time to re-look at the rules around politics in the board room?

Key concepts: Politics, Government (linguistics), Project commissioning, Cronyism, Publishing, Subject (documents), Political science, Public administration

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