Not exact matches
The Solicitor is the chief attorney for the United States Department of the Interior, principal legal
adviser to the Secretary of the Interior, and is assisted by a Deputy Solicitor,
Special Assistant, Ethics Director,
Senior Counsel for Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution, six Associate Solicitors, eight Regional Solicitors, and a staff of more than three hundred attorneys and four hundred total employees.
For now, though, the embarrassment persists, so much so that one ministerial
special adviser interviewed for this feature declined to be named on the basis that his geekiness would embarrass his
senior Conservative employer.
The statements gave no reason for the sacking of the commissioners,
special advisers as well as
senior special assistants and the secretary to the state government.
There are fresh reports that
senior Conservative MPs are conspiring in the machinations against Dominic Cummings, the former
special adviser to Michael Gove who heads up Vote Leave.
The party will call for all papers, correspondence and advice between
senior officials and
special advisers on decisions relating to the Windrush generation to be handed to the Home Affairs Select committee.
The document was prepared by Hugh Ind, the director general of the Home Office's immigration enforcement agency, in June last year and copied to Rudd and Lewis, the then immigration minister, as well as several
senior civil servants and
special advisers.
The lack of women among
special advisers should embarrass Theresa May, writes Anne McElvoy,
senior editor at the Economist
Changes to the code of conduct for
special advisers are a «step back towards the days of Alastair Campbell», a
senior MP has warned.
UPDATE: The governor's press office emailed the following statement from Jeremy Creelan,
special counsel to the governor and
senior adviser on ethics:
Among the dozen highest - paid
special assistants, two —
senior adviser Andrea Hagelgans and press secretary Eric Phillips, who made $ 217,084 and $ 193,135, respectively — are responsible for helping to burnish the mayor's image.
Spitzer later used a perch at Constantine's successful anti-trust litigation firm to run for governor, and brought Constantine into his administration as a
senior adviser with a
special responsibility for a cherished project, higher education.
In such applications, hypersonic technology could be important for the war on terror: According to Richard Hallion, who once served as the Air Force's historian and is a former
senior adviser for «counterintelligence and
special programs oversight,» hypersonics could result in a missile capable of reaching its quarry before it has a chance to escape.
But a
senior flu scientist recruited by NSABB as a
special adviser says the panel did the right thing.
Alison Ryan,
senior policy
adviser at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), comments on the provision for children and young people with
special educational needs and disability.
She also previously worked at CAP as the associate director for domestic policy, and served as chief counsel and
senior policy
adviser to former Sen. Jeff Bingaman and
special counsel to former Sen. Tom Daschle.
Scott Jensen,
senior adviser for the American Federation for Children, said choice schools would like to provide more
special education services but don't have enough money.
The advantage typically cited in favour of using
special advisers is that they enhance the independence of the
senior civil servants by making a clear demarcation between the two types of
advisers.
The fear is that (in theory at least) a government in the future could simply create a raft of
special advisers who could overwhelm the
senior civil servants.
A close friend of Michael Gove, he had worked as his
special adviser when Gove was minister of education, alongside another
senior Vote Leave director, its head of digital, Henry de Zoete.
Deployed with a
special mission unit (SMU) as a
senior counter-terrorism intelligence
adviser in Afghanistan for 6 months.