BTLR chair twice as busy as expected
Media | 12/05/2019 4:18 pm EST
The work of the chairwoman heading the review of the broadcasting and telecom acts turned out to be more time-consuming and complicated than the government initially planned for, according to a memo obtained through Access to Information.
The initial terms and conditions of Janet Yale’s appointment provided compensation for the equivalent of two days a week of work.
That proved to be insufficient, according to the secret memo to then-Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez in June 2019.
“The Progression of the panel’s work has required the Chair to dedicate additional time over
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