Monday, 4 August 2003 |
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by Leo A. E. Fernando In a Sunday newspaper recently it was reported that a Minister had
abused his permanent secretary who had refused to carry out an order
issued to him to appoint a less qualified person to a post in a foreign
funded project. The Secretary in question had even informed the Minister
that his illegal order could give rise to a fundamental rights case
against the Secretary, who under the normal rules of the Establishments
Code would have to pay compensation and other fines etc. ordered by the
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