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secondee

British  
/ səˌkɒnˈdiː /

noun

  1. a person who is seconded

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It states: "It is a condition of the secondment that the secondee ensures to the best of their ability that in the course of their duties for Decc there will be no conflict of interest or perception of such."

From The Guardian

We ensure any secondee is bound by relevant professional codes of practice.

From The Guardian

Q: Paul Deighton is arguably a secondee to the Treasury from business.

From The Guardian

Last month, one FSA secondee to the European parliament wrote a proposed amendment to draft EU regulation to limit financial speculation on food prices.

From The Guardian