Finalised Disciplinary and Investigation Matters
Finalised Disciplinary and Investigation Matters
In the latest issue of IRBA News, Issue 64, five finalised disciplinary matters and 24 finalised investigation matters were reported. The issue contains a more detailed analysis of these matters and may be accessed on the following link:
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