After years of being in that grinder, you then have to go out and serve on boards and the like to be able to bring in business if you really want to advance.

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From the moment Lesley Griffiths told the Health Committee on October 20th that she was prepared to see whole boards go (she meant the management boards who run the health boards) she knew she was inviting the whole world to look if, come the last day of March, she blinks and pays up.

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The council claims that as much as two-fifths of the charity's funds go to organisations with NYSE members on their boards.

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And they may go too far in their proposal to ban the chief executive from sitting on other company boards.

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Many post them on the bulletin boards, share them with companions, and put them inside helmets as they go on operations.

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Labour said the proposals did not go nearly far enough, and should have included steps like including ordinary employees on remuneration boards.

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