The Treasury’s Chief Financial Officer, Mark Shimmin has announced that he will be stepping down from his role at the end of April next year.
Mr Shimmin first started work in the Treasury over 30 years ago.
He says it has been an honour to work with Ministers Bell, Craine and Teare throughout that period, along with many Treasury colleagues, but after a great deal of thought he's informed Ministers that he has decided to retire, giving sufficient notice to allow a smooth transition to his successor, whoever he or she may be.
Mr Shimmin says he currently has no immediate plans for the future.
"Years ago I dreamed about being in the place I am today"
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