ANDREASON HEARINGS
September 1st, 2004
BY ALAN OSBORNTHE European Commission's former chief accountant Marta Andreasen says she would "certainly" take her old job back if offered but admitted the prospect was "unrealistic" as her disciplinary proceedings wind towards an imminent conclusion. Ms Andreasen was suspended two years ago after airing criticisms of the Commission's accounting practices. A disciplinary board is currently considering her case and Ms Andreasen said she was braced for it to recommend her dismissal before the current Prodi Commission leaves office on October 31. However his ...
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