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| | Jamaica Gleaner - Concerning the role of Permanent Secretaries - Sunday | April 28, 2002 |
 | | Virtue relied, primarily, on the gossip of an apparently bitter retired Permanent Secretary who chose to characterise the situation of Permanent Secretaries in general, and my own role in particular, in pejorative terms and with vague generalities, while hiding behind the screen of anonymity. |
 | | Obviously, the Permanent Secretary and not the Minister because the latter is either an elected representative recommended for appointment by the Prime Minister, or non-elected, but nevertheless, recommended for appointment by him; and the Minister is the person under whose direction and control the Permanent Secretary works. |
 | | Permanent Secretaries who, despite all of this, deviate from proper conduct, must be prepared to face the consequences and not seek to ascribe blame for their plight to anyone but themselves. |
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