He said Hunter would work with the APY executive to resolve administration problems, and that the South Australian government would "explore all options available to restore stable governance in the APY".
In 158 pages of adverts, sponsored features, ministerial forewords and articles from academics and think tank fellows, there's a barrage of impenetrable corporate management speak concerned with "growth", "free trade" and "economic governance".
During the hearing, it emerged that neither HMRC, the Treasury or the UK bank regulators appear to have questioned why HSBC's Swiss subsidiary had become a magnet for thousands of rich people across Europe and whether there was any systemic problem in the bank's governance.
APY's chairman, Bernard Singer, labelled the legislation "draconian" and said there was no evidence of poor governance or fund misuse at the APY.
"It all depends on institutions, governance, planning and coordination – it's all politics," says Brouder.
Student protests in Amsterdam and other Dutch universities in 1969 gave rise to the 1970 University Governance Reorganisation Act which established a much stronger level of student and staff representation in university governance as well as greater democratic oversight and control of university finances.
Another report into the Co-op is due this week: Lord Myners's report into governance reforms.
Slowly the Westminster classes are beginning to contemplate what might happen if the current numbers hold up and where that would lead the governance of the country.
But the governance debate has only captured half of the story.
It is clear to me that we will need to take clear action to improve the quality of staffing and governance if we are to prevent extremism in schools".
Instead of focusing on high standards, the delivery of a broad-based curriculum and proper governance arrangements in schools he has sought to distract attention from this by launching a self-indulgent turf war with Theresa May.
