The National Health Co-op at Coombs. Photo: File.
The failure of the National Health Co-operative was greeted with widespread dismay when accountants Slaven Torline made the announcement in June that it had entered voluntary administration.
But now the Co-ops founding chair says members deserve a full explanation from the board, accusing directors of keeping them in the dark about plans to enter voluntary administration.
Long touted as a groundbreaking model for affordable services, the Co-ops administrators cited the end of JobKeeper and recent staff changes as contributing factors towards an unsustainable forecast for the 2021/22 financial year and a consequent insurmountable deficit.
Roger Nicoll was the founding chair of what was…
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