Bell targets departmental stability

Monday, 23 July 2012 01:00

The Chief Minister has told 3FM he doesn’t expect there to be any more departmental changes in government in the foreseeable future.

Allan Bell was speaking after the recent appointment of Tim Crookall who replaced Peter Karran as Education Minister.

Mr Crookall’s departure from the DCCL also meant a promotion for Malew MHK Graham Cregeen who took over the role.

However, Mr Bell said he didn’t foresee any more changes herein (see audio):

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