Health Minister Tony Ryall should have appointed lawyer Nigel Alexander McFadden despite knowing his past, NBR ONLINE subscribers say.
Earlier this month Mr Ryall said he knew of Mr McFadden's past before he appointed him as deputy chairman of the Health Practitioners’ Disciplinary
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Mon, 09 Sep 2013
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