State: Six Department Heads Appointed

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Posted on May 24, 2013 by Department of Information, Website Office

Press Release

Six permanent appointments have been made to the State Department. The King has signed off on Ambassadorships for the Offices of Global Civil Justice, Global Criminal Justice, Global Health Initiatives, Global Medical Services, Global Partnerships, and Global Youth Issues.

Miranda Kahill, Marchioness Jokulsarlon (Global Civil Justice) has resigned as the Executive Director of the Citizens Accountability Project, a non-profit non-government organization founded to empower oppressed individuals worldwide to vocalize their disagreements and advocate for themselves.

Dr. Daryl Flythe, Count of Lindau (Global Criminal Justice) has resigned as Professor of International Criminal Studies at the College of Christian and Maria where he served as Department Head. He has also stepped down from the boards of several non-profit legal support organizations that help disenfranchised individuals access the legal services they need.

Dr. Kelly Horn, The Viscountess Carmine (Global Health Services) has resigned as Chief of Medicine at the prestigious Pool Medical Institute, an innovative hospital that treats primarily at-risk youth through a variety of cutting edge techniques.

Dr. Oliver Wyatt, The Viscount Moraida (Global Medical Services) has resigned as Dean of Medicine with the Hopkirk Maplin Sands Teaching Hospital, where he championed next century approaches to compassionate care and support.

Cammy Hosford, The Viscountess Ratamosa (Global Partnerships) has resigned as the Director of Communications to the Minister for Commons. She comes with glowing accolades from Minister Halmund and an official letter of recommendation signed by the entire House of Commons.

Delilah Rackley, Baroness Ash (Global Youth Issues) has resigned from YouThink, the non-profit non-governmental organization she co-founded with her husband, Deputy Minister Lord Andrew Rackley to promote youth communication and support endeavors.

From the Critics Panel

“We are delighted to see such qualified individuals are being tapped to step up and support the Resvernan humanitarian efforts. Our only worry is that with such qualified individuals now serving a staggeringly large bureaucracy, their talents and skills may be squandered. We are nevertheless pleased with Minister Hake’s decisions.

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