Digby Blight
Digby Graham Blight
Blight was made a Fellow of Institute of Public Administration Australia in 1983
Early life and education
Blight was born in
Looking to proceed beyond the base grade level of the
Professional career
To utilise his degree, Blight left the Forests Department in 1956 after being asked to go into the Public Service Commissioner’s Office to fill the position of Secretary of the Promotions Appeal Board and Secretary of the Public Service Appeal Board.[4]
Blight spent two and a half years in London coordinating the Group Migration Scheme. This involved interviewing potential trade persons for immigration to Western Australia. Returning to Perth and the Public Service Appeal Board, Blight obtained several more promotions working his way to become Assistant Commissioner of the Public Service Board.[5]
After 10 years in the position of
Blight was offered the role of
He was made an
In 2012, Blight was honoured as the meeting room of the Public Sector Commission's new building was named after him.[8] He also appeared in, In Honour, Distinguished members of the Public Service Commission 1905-1994. Public Sector Commission. October 2013.
Notes
- ^ National Fellow Award
- ^ It's an Honour (1999). It's an Honour. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
- ^ (Interview with Digby Graham Blight) (sound recording) / (interviewed by Juliet Ludbrook)
- ^ Reflections of the Public Sector
- ^ Digby Blight, Director General, Ministry of Premier and Cabinet, Western Australia
- ^ Reflections of the Public Sector Pt.2
- ^ It's an Honour (1999). It's an Honour. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
- ^ "Former Public Service Commissioners and Chairmen of the Public Service Board honoured". Archived from the original on 2 February 2016. Retrieved 26 January 2016.