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Nominee Louis Bosa draws broad support at Guam Civil Service Commission confirmation hearing
Summary
The Guam Legislature's Committee on Finance and Government Operations heard oral testimony April 6 backing the governor's nomination of Louis Bosa to the Civil Service Commission; senators questioned him on Hatch Act enforcement, use of administrative law judges and recusal practices. The committee will accept written testimony for seven days before forwarding his packet for a May vote.
The Committee on Finance and Government Operations held a public hearing on April 6 to consider the governor's nomination of Louis Bosa to the Guam Civil Service Commission. Former colleagues and multiple current civil‑service officials testified in support, and senators used the session to ask about enforcement of political‑activity rules, case processing and potential conflicts of interest.
Several supporters described Bosa's long record with the commission and government service. "Mr. Bosa has all the credentials to immediately walk into the civil service commission," Juan Kawo told the committee, citing Bosa's prior service as executive director and chairman and his role implementing the Hay job‑evaluation methodology. Tony Laena said Bosa was "probably the most qualified," and the vice chairman of the commission submitted a written statement highlighting Bosa's private‑ and public‑sector human‑resources experience.
Bosa spoke directly to senators about his record and his…
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