AGSI is calling for a review of the internal complaints process in the Policing Authority which it says are 'flawed'
The association representing middle ranking gardaí has called for a review of the Policing Authority's complaints procedure after its chairperson was found to have made an"inappropriate" comment at a meeting.
Antoinette Cunningham said Bob Collins' comment diminished her position, credibility and that of AGSI. Mr Collins had apologised at the meeting when challenged about the remark, but the AGSI was not satisfied. The AGSI sought an external review which found the chairperson’s comment"inappropriate, ill-considered and fell short of the chairman's explicit responsibility to ensure effective communications with stakeholders".
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