Glover Quits DoI
‘Sorry does seem to be the hardest word to say.’
Tim Glover has announced his resignation from the DoI saying he wants nothing to do with this administration until he has faith in it.
Mr Glover was speaking during a debate into the establishment of a review into the Dr Rosalind Ranson scandal.
He said: ‘It’s the system that’s broken, it’s more than just this damaging case.’
He addressed the ‘lack of trust’ in the government and said: ‘Until this is honoured, I want nothing to do with this administration.
‘People need to be accountable. The full power of the state must never be used to destroy someone ever again.’
Reflected on Mr Cannan writing to Dr Ranson rather than meeting her to apologise to her directly, he said: ‘Sorry does seem to be the hardest word to say.’
In response to Mr Glover’s resignation from the DoI, the Chief Minister said: ‘Whilst he goes off to the backbenches the rest of us will work to create a better government.’
