'appointments' Category
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Apr012009
Nominees to board of ABC
From ABC:
Julianne Schultz and Michael Lynch are the first two directors to be appointed to the ABC board under a new process implemented by the Federal Government to make the system more transparent.
Dr Schultz is the founding editor of the Griffith Review and is a Professor at the Centre for Public Culture and Ideas at [...] -
Feb192009
New board for Rai
Now that Sergio Zavoli has finally been appointed President of the parliamentary committee which supervises Rai, the committee has been able to get to work. The committee’s most important task is appointing seven of the nine members of the board of Rai, which it has now done. The seven names, with their presumed party affiliations [...]
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Jan072009
Corecom nominees in Campania
[This is part of a project I’m working on, so it may not be of immediate interest to anyone]
Nominees for the Corecom in Campania are [as listed in http://www.sito.regione.campania.it/burc/pdf08/burc50or_08/decpregiure235_08.pdf]:Gianni Festa [President]
Francesco D’Ippolito
Brunella Cimadomo
Enzo Todaro
Giuseppe Giordano
Pietro Funaro
Gianni Russo
Vincenzo Cerrato
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Dec222008
French negative on PSB reform
The next chief executive of France Télévisions will be named by the President of the Republic, not by the Conseil Superieur de l’Audiovisuel, as is currently the case.
Two-thirds of French people polled are opposed to this.
56% of those polled believe the reform `calls into question’ the group’s independence.
Of course, it would be nice if they’d [...] -
Dec062008
Corecom nominees in Molise
[This is part of a project I'm working on, so it may not be of immediate interest to anyone]
Nominees for the Corecom in Molise are:Federico Liberatore
Carmina Cirillo
Angelo Spina
Michele Della Loggia
Erminia Gatti[thanks to Caffe Molise]
Liberatore was previously president of the Corecom from 2001 to 2006. He was was eithera municipal councillor in Bonefro (Campobasso, Molise) [...]
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Jul062008
French voters opposed to presidential nomination of PSB chief
Poll shows that 71% of respondents are opposed to presidential nomination of the head of France Télévisions. 11% have no opinion; 18% agree with Sarkozy that it is “logical” that the state should name the head of a corporation it owns.
Unfortunately Le Parisien does not provide the text of the questions asked; Le Monde is [...] -
Jul022008
Pen-pushers
Minister for Public Administration Renato Brunetta launched, a little over a month ago, what he called a ‘transparency operation‘. The idea is to publish online all the details for the personnel of public bodies, including contact details and rates of abstenteeism and other absences, so that Tizio or Caio (the Italian version of Smith or [...]
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Jun262008
Sarko proposes presidential nomination of France Télévisions chief
From the comments in this Le Monde article it seems that Sarkozy has actually thought about this, and wasn’t speaking in impromptu fashion.
This suggestion goes against the trend of moving such appointments away from the executive. Reaction is somewhere between hostile and incensed.
The argument in favour of presidential nomination is that too often the current [...] -
May282008
Saving ReteQuattro, kicking Rai into the long-grass
After packing a previously uncontroversial bill full with measures that would help Retequattro avoid a move to satellite, the government yesterday lost a vote on one of the provisions contained there, on bird protection, of all things.
Gioacchino Alfano, justice minister, has now promised to listen to the opposition’s concerns about Retequattro. Quite what this means [...] -
May202008
New appointments to the CBC board
From Inside the CBC:
Joseph Handley is the retired Premier of the Northwest Territories, a position he occupied from 2003 to 2007. Throughout his political career in the Northwest Territories, he held many positions, including Minister of Finance; Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development; and Minister of Aboriginal and Intergovernmental Affairs and Housing. Prior to [...]