Scopa heard that the Road Accident Fund has a panel of investigators that do any investigation where there is a serious misconduct. Image: File
A former senior manager at the Road Accident Fund (RAF) on Friday shed light on why disciplinary proceedings took an extremely long period of time, with employees being on suspension with full pay. Testifying at the Standing Committee on Public Accounts’ (Scopa) parliamentary inquiry into the affairs of the RAF, Ian Barriel said one of the reasons was that the entity outsourced the investigations.
“We had a panel of investigators from a legal and compliance perspective.
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