'How can I accept this risk report as it stands, when a massive risk could yet still be added?'
A Northern Ireland council's deputy chairperson has raised concerns the local authority may be putting itself "at massive risk" over a failure to recruit new directors.
A recent audit report to councillors showed, three out of six directors, including the deputy chief executive left the council in the middle of 2022 and have yet to be replaced. The chamber also heard another director is leaving in the coming weeks.Downpatrick SDLP rep, Gareth Sharvin said: "It may be a short lived risk, but we need to acknowledge that it is a risk.
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