The North Wales health board, Betsi Cadwaladr, has been put into special measures.
The Welsh government’s health minister, Eluned Morgan, said the action had been taken due to “serious concerns about performance, leadership and culture”.
The chair, vice chair and independent members of the board have agreed to step aside.
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