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However, some commentators have suggested that at least the existing elected members of the municipalities and the districts will be reappointed to provisional bodies.
Let us consider yet again the question of a director who is to be reappointed and whose main functions are abroad.
Is it not the fact that the three men in question had to be reappointed every three months?
It is quite impossible to reappoint members which one side obstinately refuses to consider impartial.
In addition, eight former members of staff were reappointed in 1998 compared with five in 1997.
The service is now investing in the future, but she, too, has not been reappointed.
There is an expectation that members will be reappointed from time to time, and we believe that three years is the right period.
The trusts operate on an extraordinarily unconnected basis, but the trustees continue to reappoint themselves and keep them going.
