Supreme Court rules PAC 'acted unlawfully' in questioning of Angela Kerins

Image: Leah Farrell Image: Leah Farrell THE SUPREME COURT has ruled that the Public Accounts Committee acted unlawfully in its questioning of former Rehab CEO Angela Kerins.

The six judge court made the ruling this morning after it had determined in February that it had the power to find that PAC’s actions unlawful. On that occasion, the Supreme Court had found that PAC had acted “significantly” outside of its terms of reference.

Here’s a woman who had no problem in rewarding herself with nearly a quarter of a million in yearly salary from a charity but yet couldn’t cope with a few hard questions. Absolutely scandalous.

Must be great to have friends in high places always a way around it.

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