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Public Office Appointments Board

Volume 808: debated on Tuesday 8 December 1970

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asked the Prime Minister whether he will establish a Public Office Appointments Board consisting of one senior Member of Parliament from each of the three political parties represented in the House of Commons, the Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, two senior civil servants, one being from the Treasury, a representative of the Trades Union Congress, and one from the Confederation of British Industry to advise and recommend to Ministers concerned who in the Board's opinion would be the best persons to fill public positions on a full-time and part-time basis.