Minister Proposes Cancellation of Advice Memos Amid PSC Rank-List Controversy

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has initiated an investigation into allegations surrounding the valuation process and the formulation of rank lists for three chief-level positions within the organization.

The inquiry comes in response to concerns raised about the transparency and fairness of the selection process. The PSCs mandate includes ensuring equitable recruitment practices, and this probe will aim to assess whether proper procedures were followed in the valuation and ranking of candidates for these critical roles.

As part of the investigation, the PSC will review documentation related to the recruitment process, gather testimonies from relevant stakeholders, and evaluate compliance with established guidelines. The findings of the probe are expected to provide clarity on the matter and uphold the integrity of the Commissions hiring practices.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses, and the PSC remains committed to maintaining public trust in its operations.