INVESTMENTS of more than £2bn managed by two States department on behalf of taxpayers are secure and safe, a Public Accounts Committee report had concluded.

A DEEPLY divided States heard accusations of malice and bullying as debate raged yesterday whether to sack its financial watchdog.

LEON GALLIENNE was surprised to find out he was the subject of a vote of no confidence over his leadership of the Public Accounts Committee.

A DECISION should be made today about taking a vote of no confidence against Public Accounts Committee chairman Leon Gallienne, the motion’s instigator has said.

THE Social Security department has denied going £3m. over budget on its computer project.