Panel to curb FOI investigations

by willowthewisp 22.07.15 14:15

Another nice character from the con's, Sir Jeremy Heywood, is to set up a distinguished panel to peruse as to whether it is right for future documents to be released to the public on FOI grounds!
Previously, Jeremy had decided that certain parts of the "Chilcott Inquiry" should not be released and tried his utmost to curtail the revelations of his fellow cohorts and their dubious expenses claims?
The latest suposed curtailment of information is thought to include previous Home secretary's and Foreign Office MP committee members recent shenanigans on their cash for questions, exposed by channel 4?
A named person on the panel is thought to be a "Lord Burns", one wonders if this is the same Lord Burn's who recently halted a trail brought by the CPS of likely to "Pervert the Course of Justice", dismissing the Jury without having a chance to deliberate what they had heard at trail, found free to leave the Court one Andrew Coulson?
Another interesting point that may not come to light in the Ben Fellow's trail, is that the present Prime Minister, once worked for the owners of the"Cook Report" who supposedly had secret taped evidence on KC, but it has suddenly made a disappearing act, like the WBM stuff, wh ooooosh gone, , Tommy Cooper style "just like that"?

by Guest 22.07.15 14:43

These people are evil.

We want MORE open government not less.

by sallypelt 22.07.15 18:31

In the 2015 election 650 MPs were elected. Their pay has been increased to £74,000 MINIMUM for each MP. This means, excluding ministerial payments, "expenses" etc, the VERY basic total payment is 650 X £74,000 = £48,100,000

by willowthewisp 23.07.15 12:19

Hi Saltypete,
I suppose they will be in one of the sudsidized bars, eateries with a large Brandy swilling around in a rather large glass, toasting the great British public, deciding what to cut next from the poorest, whilst the millionaires have further benefits bestowed on them, cheers Old Boy?
So 9 less MP's than previous Parliament, saving the tax payer £612,000 and their inflated pensions, what a saving to the tax payer?

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