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Jane Halton resigns, thanked by stakeholders

Megan Haggan 16/09/2016

ane Halton Secretary, Department of Health & Ageing Tuesday, 18 May 2010

The Pharmacy Guild acknowledges the significant contribution of Jane Halton AO PSM to the Commonwealth public service over many years, and wishes her well in her new endeavours.Halton announced her resignation today as Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Finance.Between 2002 and 2014, Halton was Secretary of the Department of Health, a role in which

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