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OSCR appoints new trustees

Governance | Vibeka Mair | 18 Feb 2010

OSCR has appointed two new board members.

Kaliani Lyle, chief executive of Citizens Advice Scotland and Professor David Harrison, head of pathology at the University of Edinburgh will replace departing trustees Martin Crewe and Iris McMillan.

OSCR’s chief executive, Jane Ryder (pictured) said: “Having established a robust and comprehensive regulatory framework, the next few years will see important developments. We intend to implement new reporting methods and develop our outreach programme. The two new members join OSCR at a key phase in our development and I look forward to working with them.”

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