MATTHEW VELLA
THE Public Broadcasting Servic-
es' board of directors has agreed
to appoint an ad hoc inquiry to
determine CEO John Bundy's cul-
pability in an alleged breach of
procurement rules.
MaltaToday is in a position to con-
firm that the directors – who have
already passed a vote of no confi-
dence in Bundy – have approached
independent professionals to take
up the inquiry.
The inquiry will establish the ex-
tent to which PBS procurement
rules were breached on Bundy's
watch, when an unprecedented
eight-year car leasing contract was
signed without any vetting
from the procurement
manager.
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WEDNESDAY • 4 OCTOBER 2017 • ISSUE 557 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY
AMY MICALLEF DECESARE
TWO leopards, three parrots,
two lemurs, two monkeys and
a squirrel monkey were killed
yesterday in a major fire which
broke out before dawn in an
animal park in Mtahleb.
Various tigers, lions, a puma
and bears moved into a pool
of water and survived, while
the remaining monkeys were
rescued.
Among the unfortunate vic-
tims were the popular leop-
ards known by their names,
Ms Baghera
and Mr Bud-
dy.
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PBS directors
to appoint
inquiry
over Bundy
procurement
EXCLUSIVE
Delia inches
closer to
co-option to
Parliament
EXOTIC
ANIMALS
KILLED IN
PARK FIRE
