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Hill, Bronwyn - Permanent Secretary, Defra - ACOBA recommendation

Advice to Bronwyn Hill, former Permanent Secretary, Defra, on business appointments after leaving Crown service.

• From: Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
• Published: 25 January 2016
• Last updated: 28 February 2017
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  1. 28 February 2017

     Appointment with The Royal Parks added.

  2. 7 December 2016

     Appointment with the University of Greenwich added.

  3. 25 January 2016

     First published.

Documents

Summary of business appointments applications - Bronwyn Hill

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Advice letter: Bronwyn Hill, Trustee, The Royal Parks

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Approval letter: Bronwyn Hill, Court Member, University of Greenwich

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Approval letter: Bronwyn Hill, Non Executive Board Member, Office for Nuclear Regulation

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Letters to Bronwyn Hill, former Permanent Secretary, Defra. The Committee’s advice, that these appointments should be subject to conditions, was accepted.