NIGAG members gathered at a venue near Stormont last week to elect a new committee, and new chairman. Will Chambré of Chambré Public Affairs took up the chief post after a report from outgoing chair, Breedagh Rogers of the Royal College of Midwives.
Assembly speaker, Will Hay addressed the meeting, where he emphasised the need to improve communications between the public and the assembly...which neatly matches the aims of NIGAG members...in fact some could say that NIGAG members are one of the perfect bridges between civic society and politicians
The press release and details of all the new committee members can be found at www.nigag.org
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