The head of the government’s antisocial behaviour taskforce was accused of lacking respect this week when she was 15 minutes late in logging on to a live internet chat.
Respect tsar Louise Casey admitted it was a “fair cop” after one participant in the discussion on Downing Street’s website asked: “Does it not show some respect for your audience to appear on time?”
Casey added: “Downing Street had a power cut apparently… they called it technical challenges. I can only apologise but I’m here now!”
Respect lapse by ‘tsar’ Louise Casey
January 20, 2006 in Social care leaders
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