She is now special envoy for freedom of expression in the United Nations.
A senior Minister is defending the appointment of Katherine Zappone as a Government envoy.
The former Children’s Minister has been appointed to the paid position of special envoy for freedom of expression in the United Nations.
Taoiseach says the appointment of Katherine Zappone as a government envoy was not a major item on yesterday’s cabinet agenda - and goes on a lengthy list of the other items…
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) July 28, 2021
But: “Minister Coveney has accepts it was an oversight in terms of procedures… we move on now” pic.twitter.com/KJ7YGUCGGv
The job was not advertised and the Taoiseach was not informed.
But Housing Minister, Darragh O’Brien, feels she will do a good job
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