Policing Process of Home Office Leaks Inquiry - Home Affairs Committee Contents


Correspondence from the Chairman of the Committee to Keir Starmer QC, 28 January 2009


  As you will be aware, the Home Affairs Committee invited the Metropolitan Police to give evidence yesterday as part of our inquiry into the policing processes of Home Office leaks. The Metropolitan Police informed us that they were reluctant to give evidence in public, and explained to us privately that this was in part because of the stage which the investigation surrounding the leaks had reached. Specifically, the then Acting Commissioner said that you had requested additional lines of inquiry to be undertaken.

  I understand that your office was not able to supply a representative to accompany the Metropolitan Police when they came to brief the Committee yesterday. I would therefore be grateful if you could write to me explaining the position from the point of view of the Crown Prosecution Service.





 
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