City backs Milburn appointment
Legal Week reports
January 21, 1999 at 09:06 AM
2 minute read
City lawyers have welcomed the Government's decision to put the chief secretary to the treasury, Alan Milburn, in charge of PFI and public-private partnerships.
Milburn takes over the brief from the former Paymaster General Geoffrey Robinson, who resigned from the Government over Christmas.
The rising Labour star was in charge of PFI at the Department of Health when he prioritised hospital projects and oversaw the signing of nine construction deals.
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