O’Brien to become new CSBF chair

Una O’Brien, permanent secretary at the Department of Health, is to be the next chair of the Civil Service Benevolent Fund.

By Civil Service World

08 Feb 2012

O’Brien will take over from Stephen Laws, who retired from the civil service last month, in April. In an exit interview with CSW, Laws discussed the changing use of legislation and the Commons’ evolving approach to scrutiny.

See the full interview with Laws.

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