The Labour Party has appointed Rosianne Cutajar as the new president of Parliament’s health committee, only two months after she was reprimanded by the House for an ethics breach involving murder suspect Yorgen Fenech. Health Minister Chris Fearne moved a motion for Cutajar’s appointment to the role after the committee’s previous president Silvio Grixti
Rosianne Cutajar has been appointed president of the parliamentary health committee, two months after she was reprimanded by the House for an ethics breach. She succeeds Labour MP Silvio Grixti who resigned from parliament last month. A motion for Cutajar's appointment was moved in parliament on Monday by Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne and was
Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar has been appointed as the president of the parliamentary health committee. This comes after around three months the Standards Committee voted to admonish Cutajar after adopting a report that found her in breach of ethics. The PN MPs had proposed to suspend her from Parliament for a month, but this was shot down. During P
Photo: Miguela Xuereb Just a few weeks after she received a formal warning by the Standards Committee after being found guilty of an ethics breach, the government has chosen to reward Rosianne Cutajar, making her chair of the Health Committee. As chairman, Cutajar replaces former MP Silvio Grixti, who resigned from parliament after he was questioned