06-16-2019, 02:47 PM
BREAKING NEWS: Watchdog Agency to Recommend Removal of Campos Aide Amy Malliste
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PUNTA SANTIAGO, ALDURIA -- Several sources in the Campos administration have confirmed that an independent national agency that oversees compliance with internal codes of conduct will recommend that Amy Malliste be removed from her job as Senior Counselor to the President after repeatedly using her office for profit and other personal financial purposes.
The Office of the Governmental Legal Counsel has sent a report to President Campos that said Malliste violated numerous internal codes of conduct and propriety by using the prestige of her office to secure better terms in personal and business loans and to use her knowledge of government policy to invest in companies that would benefit from those policies.
Malliste was the main architect of the President's re-election campaign in 1672, which gave him a sizeable mandate despite his party's landslide defeat in the parliamentary elections.
A senior administration official has confirmed that President Campos currently has no plans to discipline or remove Malliste and is standing behind her.
PUNTA SANTIAGO, ALDURIA -- Several sources in the Campos administration have confirmed that an independent national agency that oversees compliance with internal codes of conduct will recommend that Amy Malliste be removed from her job as Senior Counselor to the President after repeatedly using her office for profit and other personal financial purposes.
The Office of the Governmental Legal Counsel has sent a report to President Campos that said Malliste violated numerous internal codes of conduct and propriety by using the prestige of her office to secure better terms in personal and business loans and to use her knowledge of government policy to invest in companies that would benefit from those policies.
Malliste was the main architect of the President's re-election campaign in 1672, which gave him a sizeable mandate despite his party's landslide defeat in the parliamentary elections.
A senior administration official has confirmed that President Campos currently has no plans to discipline or remove Malliste and is standing behind her.