Advice Services - from the NICVA Policy Manifesto
Posted by Feargal O'Kane on Feb 12 2007 under Advice services, Policy Manifesto
The need for independent, non-statutory advice and representation is underpinned by the important principle that everyone, including government, is subject to the law. This is part of the essential checks and balances of a healthy democracy.
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