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Pat Bottrill resigned last month from her post as chair of RCN Council. Her resignation follows what the RCN called an `inappropriate and offensive' remark at a closed RCN Council meeting.
Ms Bottrill apologised for her remark and made clear her resignation showed the College's determination not to tolerate racism. 'I sincerely regret the remark,' she said. `Although I did not intend any offence, I am stepping down as Chair...