Pay Research Bureau: Dev Manraj Chair the Committee on Anomalies

il y a 11 ans, 5 mois - novembre 13, 2012

PRB: Dev Manraj Chair the Committee on Anomalies

The choice of the Prime Minister has finally settled on his advisor Dev Manraj. This chair therefore Anomaly Commitee on the report of the Pay Research Bureau (PRB). A choice that is unanimity within the political class.

Consensus. This is what the Prime Minister wants it is the establishment of a committee to look into the anomalies of the PRB report 2012.Navin Ramgoolam called personally to the principal leaders of the public service to ensure that its decision to appoint Dev Manraj, former financial secretary to the head of the committee is not disputed.

Dev Manraj is currently attached to the Ministry of Finance and is responsible for ensuring the implementation of large government projects. unionists interviewed by the Express yesterday unanimously welcomed the choice of prime minister with enthusiasm. All emphasize the independence of the former official.

Text by lexpress.mu

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