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Rab Bennetts joins 'M4I' Egan implementation gang
Rab Bennetts is to join the board of Movement for Innovation, the body charged with achieving the aims of the Egan report through the selection and monitoring of demonstration projects. The body is representative of the entire construction industry, and already includes cic chairman Robin Nicholson. Two Scottish members will be appointed shortly, one of them likely to be an architect.
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