Could he distance himself from the sway of men like Tinubu, appoint competent technocrats, and prevent elected officials from enriching themselves on the job?
Surely it would make sense to appoint competent staff to the CCGs in the first place, who could fulfil their statutory responsibilities and their job descriptions".
Mr. Maliki needs to quickly appoint competent professionals to run the two institutions and let them do their jobs in a fair, impartial manner.
But if Mr Humala is to allay suspicion about his plans among two-thirds of the electorate, he must repudiate his far-left written manifesto, drop talk of changing the constitution the formula used by Mr Chávez to cling to power and promise to appoint competent technocrats.If Mr Humala arouses fears for the future, Ms Fujimori awakens fears of the past.
Third, both the administration and local governments should appoint competent Muslims as high level policy advisers, not simply as tokens.
The law mandates that the administration place troubled banks, well before they become insolvent, in receivership, appoint competent managers, and restrain senior executive compensation (i.e., no bonuses and no raises may be paid to them).
He clearly defined his government's priorities (health care, education, and infrastructure development); devoted significant financial resources to these priority areas; and appointed capable, competent ministers to head these departments.
Professor Liebman's study made 10 suggestions for improving the system, including barring the death penalty for juveniles or the mentally ill, making life imprisonment without parole an alternative and appointing competent defense counsel.
Obama could not appoint a more competent group.
"If the assistant referee is incompetent, then they should appoint a competent one in his place," said furious president Alain Cayzac after storming into referee Tony Chapron's changing-room.
