New DVLA chief appointed

Oliver Morley, currently chief executive of the National Archives, has been appointed as the new chief executive of the Driver Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).


Parliament Magazine / European parliament audiovisual

By Suzannah.Brecknell

03 Sep 2013

Morley will take up the post in November, replacing interim chief executive Malcolm Dawson, who was appointed in May this year on a six-month secondment from the business department.

Department for Transport permanent secretary Philip Rutnam said that Morley brings “a wealth of experience to this crucial role.”

Morley joined the National Archives in 2008 and was made chief executive in 2011. Prior to this he worked at publishing firm Thomson Reuters and he has also worked in the logistics and technology industries.

Dawson was previously chief executive of the Land Registry and has previously worked in a number of roles across government at the Ministry of Justice, Cabinet Office, HM Customs and Excise and the Ministry of Defence.

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