Public servants told to be 'neutral and professional'

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Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche formally started his role on Monday. Photo: RNZ By Craig McCulloch of RNZ The new Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche has joined coalition voices in criticising a health official as "unprofessional" for characterising some ministerial work as "crap" in an internal email.

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