A judicial review due to take place today into the manner and procedures used by the Blayney committee of inquiry into possible misconduct by accountants has been postponed. Accountants Oliver Freaney, who sought the review, asked for the adjournment. The review is now unlikely to take place until January. A new date for the review is scheduled to be decided on December 10th. The Blayney committee was set up by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland (ICAI) to investigate possible misconduct by its members named in the McCracken Report.
Blayney judicial review deferred
A judicial review due to take place today into the manner and procedures used by the Blayney committee of inquiry into possible…
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