St Pats accountant David Don Struck off -CathNewsNZ

St Pat’s accountant David Don struck off

Friday, April 13th, 2012

Former St Patrick’s College Wellington Executive Officer, David Don has been struck off the NZICA register.

The Wellington-based accountant pleaded guilty in Wellington District Court last November to accessing a school computer for cash and to pay, among other things, for room service, sweat shirts and a king-sized water bed.

In addition to being struck off the NZICA register, Mr Don has been ordered to pay $5594 costs and expenses to the institute for the tribunal hearing and the investigation by the professional conduct committee. Read more

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