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Supreme Court dismisses Code of Conduct judicial review against St. George’s manager; town awarded costs
Summary
A judicial review linked to a Code of Conduct complaint against Town Manager Danny Conway was dismissed and costs awarded to the Town of St. George’s; the complainant retains the right to appeal, council noted at its Feb. 13 meeting.
Mayor Conrad White opened the Feb. 13 council meeting and the council recorded that a judicial review in the Supreme Court related to a Code of Conduct complaint against Town Manager Danny Conway was dismissed and costs were awarded to the town.
Councillor William Vincent presented the correspondence and noted the court outcome during the action-report item. Council members recorded no further comment and the minutes state the complainant may appeal the decision.
The notation appeared in council correspondence and the written action report; no formal motion to change town policy or personnel status was recorded in the minutes. The council continued with scheduled business after recording the court outcome.
