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Conall McDevitt is a former Irish nationalist politician and MLA for South Belfast who resigned from the Assembly in September 2013 following a serious breach of the members’ code.
Contents
Activities
McDevitt resigned from the Assembly after the revelation of three separate payments, amounting in total to £50,750:
- 1. £30,000 to JM Consulting for research support (for his work as a member of the Policing Board);
- 2. £14,000 to JM Consulting for research and secretarial services (for his work as an MLA); and
- 3. £6,750 from Weber Shandwick (while sitting as an MLA).
Affiliations
- Northern Ireland Policing Board - former member
Clients
Contact, Resources and Notes
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Transparency: the McDevitt case, AgendaNI Magazine, 21 October 2013
