Allan Bell has said it’s time to move on from the recent developments that resulted in David Cretney offering his resignation from the Council of Ministers.
The Chief Minister said he was satisfied with Mr Cretney’s apology to government after it was revealed he had leaked confidential information to two members of his constituents regarding pre-school provisions.
On Thursday afternoon Amy Burns and Lisa Morris, who had led the protests against cuts to state-funded nurseries, revealed Mr Cretney had given them documents from CoMin which contained classified information on the subject.
The Chief Minister said it was a series incident but it was time to move on (see audio):
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