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Post Office inquiry live: Lawyer Rodric Williams dismissed concerned sub-postmaster as 'bluffer' - BBC News | |
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The inquiry has been shown evidence of a review, carried out in in July 2013, into the management of and exchange of information with the Second Sight review. | |
The evidence shows Post Office staff were discussing sensitive and legally privileged information, including emails showing they talked about how to make sure this information didn't reach those it wasn't meant for. | |
Beer asks Williams why that inquiry was carried out. | |
Williams is at first puzzled by the question, but then says he "imagines" that it was due to issues with potential shredding or suggestions of shredding of documents. | |
Pressed on it, Williams says he is not aware of a "formal review", but he says he thinks it was at the time when there had been reports of shredding of minutes from meetings. | |
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