The Aquaculture Licences Appeals Board (ALAB) has identified the potential inability to pay invoices for legal cases as a major reputational risk for the board and its parent department.  The details are included in the appeal board’s latest risk register, released under freedom of information, which points to a “lack of funds to meet JR [judicial review] legal fee invoices”.  This could cause “reputational damage” to both ALAB and its parent department, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), the risk register states.  The issue was already flagged in the risk register last year, with “no change” following…

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