WDSF Disciplinary Council Chairman 20/06/2012

For personal, work-related reasons, Erich Staeldi, SUI, chairman of the WDSF Disciplinary Council until the 2012 General Meeting, did not stand for re-election.

Daniel Stehlin, SUI, was the only candidate and elected unanimously as the new chairman of the Disciplinary Council.

The Swiss lawyer works as a public prosecutor and heads the Special Office for Prosecuting Organised Crime in the canton of Basel Land.

In his acceptance speech, Stehlin thanked the delegates in Berlin for their confidence and pledged to work expeditiously as chair of the Disciplinary Council.

All the other current members of the Disciplinary Council were re-elected to the term 2012 - 2013. Erich Staeldi agreed to stand for election as a Council Vice-President for a term of one year, until the 2013 General Meeting.

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