Good morning.
Now, more than eight years later.
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Now, more than eight years later.
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Following the resignation of Fiona Woolf, the second Chair of #CSAinquiry, this statement to the House by then Home Sec Theresa May
@bbcr4 PM programme 1.11.14 Theresa May statement. #CSAinquiry to remain a panel inquiry despite calls from victim groups audioboom.com/posts/2613292-…
@bbcr4 PM programme 1.11.14 Theresa May statement. #CSAinquiry to remain a panel inquiry despite calls from victim groups audioboom.com/posts/2613292-…
'Disclosure' is vital and a key reason why IICSA needed statutory status. An extract from Mandate Now speaking to James O'Brien on #LBC 6/11/14.
Many abusees were calling for the change. But she wasn't listening. The noise increased. audioboom.com/posts/4323312-… via @Audioboom
Many abusees were calling for the change. But she wasn't listening. The noise increased. audioboom.com/posts/4323312-… via @Audioboom
An invitation was extended to Mandate Now to attend a meeting in the Oval with the Home Secretary. An agenda was hastily assembled among the attendees and voted on by the group. Changing the inquiry's status to statutory was unanimously agreed. Why? Disclosure
In her statement to the House on 4.2.15 the Home Secretary conferred statutory status on the inquiry. hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2015-0… Quite why it was ever started as a panel Inquiry one has to wonder. As we know, further disruptions happened but the #IICSAfinalreport arrives tomorrow
The #iicsabigticket recommendation is the mandatory reporting of known and suspected child sexual abuse. There is a live PMB in parliament seeking it which uses our model. bills.parliament.uk/bills/3328
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